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#2. Darby Allin missed the crossbody
Darby Allin and Jon Moxley collided in the main event of last night's show as part of a match that many of the AEW Universe had been waiting for ever since Moxley first made his debut in AEW back at Double or Nothing in May.
Allin came to the ring with his body bag that was prepared for Mox, but sadly it wasn't the professional skateboarder who was getting his hand raised at the end of the match. Instead, it was Mox after he delivered an avalanche Paradigm Shift.
It was a match that was worthy of the main event of Dynamite, but even though many fans overlooked some of the awkward spots because it was a fantasy match, there were a few. The main one came when Allin went to crossbody Mox out of the ring but as he went over the top rope, his momentum wasn't enough to take the former WWE star over the top rope with him, which left Mox lying awkwardly on the top rope until he was able to fall back into the ring.
It was something that both men went on to cover well, but the way that Mox was positioned after the move shows that it was a botch.
