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#2 The Young Bucks vs. The Lucha Brothers proved that AEW's Tag Team Division might be one of the company's biggest strengths
In WWE, the Tag Team Division has suffered from a series of casual booking decisions in recent memory.
Despite no one explicitly stating this on-screen, you can easily make out that WWE does not think of the Tag Team Division as their shows' primary asset.
But AEW has a Tag Division that surpasses not only WWE but various other notable promotions as well.
In an event filled with show-stealing superstars like Kenny Omega and Chris Jericho, The Young Bucks and The Lucha Brothers' put forth arguably the best match of the night.
But just stealing the show is not enough to elevate the division as a whole, because The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) are one of the main reasons behind why the company's Tag Teams are one of its biggest strengths.
We know that AEW strives to put more focus on matches over entertainment, and it looks like the company has embraced the idea of Tag Team Wrestling being an entertaining medium for in-ring matches.
