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#4. Repetitiveness of match styles in AEW
As good as the Young Bucks are in the ring for AEW, there is no denying that their matches often flow in a similar pattern. They take control of the match, cut the ring in half and perform a ton of double team maneuvers before a hot tag is made by the opponents.
Quite frequently, both brothers are present in the ring at the same time. The referee doesn't disqualify them, which is slightly exasperating for viewers. This also causes inconsistency with respect to the rules of a tag team match.
Eventually, through distractions from the Good Brothers or Brandon Cutler, they eke out a win and retain their titles. Of course, most of their matches end up being barnburners and are extremely enjoyable to watch.
Them not understanding in-ring psychology is just a myth, but we've been watching similar matches for a while now. New champions will ensure a different style of matches in AEW as new challengers emerge which would make the already brilliant tag team division even better.
