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#4 The Young Bucks vs. The Lucha Bros (Double or Nothing)
When AEW was announced, Matt and Nick Jackson promised that tag team wrestling would be emphasized, and given the quality of this contest, it's hard to argue that they've not done that. The quality of tag team wrestling has been top-notch in the company throughout the year, but on All Elite Wrestling's very first show, these four incredible performers set the bar very high.
The action was fast-paced throughout, just as you'd expect if you've seen these teams wrestle before, and anyone tuning into AEW for the very first time may have been won over immediately. With The Young Bucks' jaw-dropping tandem offense and the unique arsenal of both Pentagon Jr. and Fenix, this one was beautiful from beginning to end, with a surprise finish that saw the Jackson brothers come out as the brand new AEW World Tag Team Champions.
