5 things WWE should learn from AEW Double or Nothing

#3. Surprise element

Moxley is here.

Jon Moxley's debut at AEW Double or Nothing sent shockwaves among the pro-wrestling fans. Not only did it caught everyone off guard, but it was also the perfect way to end a superb show.

The pop Moxley got when he made his way through the crowd to take down Chris Jericho, and Kenny Omega was something else. The last time I can recall such a big reaction in the WWE was when the Hardy Boyz returned at WrestleMania 33.

The kind of surprises we get these days in the WWE are Brock Lesnar winning the Money in the Bank contract despite not being in the match. On paper, the idea is brilliant but when you know that Brock is a part-timer and is hardly going to be on the weekly shows and even when he cashes-in, he's again going to be a champion who never appears week-in, week out.

And to be brutally honest, Awesome Kong's entry into the triple-threat match at Double or Nothing was more exciting to watch than Brock Lesnar winning the MITB contract.