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#1: The AEW World Championship weigh-in escalated into a huge brawl
AEW introduced a sports element at the end of the episode in the form of a World Championship weigh-in between Jon Moxley and Le Champion, Chris Jericho.
They also introduced WCW commentator Gary Michael Cappetta to officiate the proceedings. But with Jericho's presence, the sports-like presentation quickly turned into an entertaining brawl between members of The Inner Circle and their respective enemies.
Dustin Rhodes crashed the party to lay his hands on Jake Hager. Both of them fought past the stands all over to the concourse. Hager will make his AEW in-ring debut against Dustin at Revolution.
Meanwhile, Darby Allin tried to dismantle Sammy Guevara once again, but Guevara would gain the upper hand this time around.
Even Jericho would stand tall over Moxley at the end of the episode.
The Inner Circle were portrayed as a strong unit a few days before the Pay-Per-View. Whether or not it means their opponents are going to win their respective matches this Saturday is entirely up to speculation.
But do you think Jon Moxley should finally dethrone Chris Jericho as the new AEW World Champion?
