3 Interesting observations from AEW Dynamite (December 4, 2019)

#1 AEW hasn't fully capitalized on their biggest feuds yet

.@The_MJF has a response to CodyWatch #AEWDynamite NOW on @TNTDrama pic.twitter.com/p0pOdiT5Rv

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEWrestling) December 5, 2019

The bad blood between MJF and Cody won't be resolved anytime soon, just like Moxley and Jericho have only been slightly teasing their epic showdown since last week.

These two feuds are AEW's best chances at keeping the fans hooked throughout 2020.

The reason why 2020 is in focus is because, with Cody's detour against Butcher and the Blade, as well as Jericho's title match against Jungle Boy, AEW has decided to not capitalize on their biggest feuds as of yet.

By taking things slower than expected, AEW might be saving the best for a big Pay-Per-View like Double or Nothing.

Meanwhile, in January 2020, AEW has teased "Bash at the Beach" as a nine-day experience for superfans, starting with a "Bash at the Beach" themed episode of AEW Dynamite in Miami (January 15), as the fun will continue aboard Chris Jericho's Rock ‘N’ Wrestling Rager at Sea (January 20-24) with an episode of Dynamite emanating from the cruise ship itself (January 22).

It is unclear as to whether Moxley will eventually be taking on Jericho during this nine-day experience or not, but January will surely be an experimental month for AEW in general.

Similarly, even though the Butcher and the Blade (w/ Allie) attacked Cody under MJF's orders, we all know that this side plot will only culminate with Cody and MJF taking on each other next year.

#LeChampion and the #InnerCircle are watching you, @JonMoxley 👀#AEWDynamite pic.twitter.com/IEKWz0rhlh

— All Elite Wrestling on TNT (@AEWonTNT) December 5, 2019

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