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#1 Best/Worst: Yet another dream match gets confirmed this week on AEW Dynamite, but there's just one problem
Ever since FTR first made their way to All Elite Wrestling, the world has been buzzing about a potential showdown with The Young Bucks to determine who the best tag team in the world is right now. And this week, the FTR vs. Young Bucks match was made official on AEW Dynamite, and shortly after that, AEW Dynamite ended with a fabulous segment where Tully Blanchard showed up to inflict pain and punishment upon the Number 1 contenders, but there's just one problem with the current situation.
Why do we have a heel vs. heel match at this point in time, considering that FTR clearly doesn't play by the rules and The Young Bucks have been superkicking everyone in their path on AEW Dynamite. Wouldn't it have made a lot more sense to not turn The Young Bucks heel until this program was done and dusted? This is indeed a very confusing decision from AEW.
