This is your AEW Revolution 2022 review. I am the Salomonster. It is officially Monday

morning. I hope you guys are doing well. That was a hell of a paper view. From top to

bottom, one of the best AEW paper views that the company has ever produced. It was

a tremendous show from top to bottom. Coming into the show tonight on paper, it looked

like a very strong show. All of the key matches that you would expect to deliver delivered

in a big way. The recurring theme of a lot of these AEW paper views does tend to be

that they are very long. As evidenced by how late we are coming on the air here tonight,

they only do four paper views a year. So they try to cram and squeeze as much into them

as they possibly can. But I think you noticed it in some of the later matches on the show

where the crowd was was clearly tiring out a little bit before they rose back up for

the main event. So it was a very long show. And I think it would have been better if

it were to cut. You could probably find a couple of matches you could have cut from

the show. The Jade Cargill match didn't need to be on the show. The Six Man Tag Tour

and NATO match. You could have had that as a television main event. But top to bottom,

an excellent show, Hanman Page still. The AEW world champion retaining in the main

event over Adam Cole. Sting, what can I say about this guy? He is an absolute madman.

You know, Sting, for those who don't know, Sting is going to be 50, let's see, not 50,

63, I believe, 62 now. Sting turns 63 in two weeks. I think his birthday is actually a

few days before the undertaker. Funny enough, almost 63 years old. And this man is doing

a balcony dive out of his mind, out of his mind. Nobody can say this guy isn't trying

to earn his paycheck. So Sting is an absolute madman. We know Darby is the match I was

most looking forward to on this show. One of the matches was Brian Danielson against

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