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#2 Best: The opening thirty minutes (and then some)
When you have two of the best in the world slugging it out in the ring, the result is guaranteed to be great. Kenny Omega and PAC put on a match for the ages and the 30-minute duration felt like 10. I could have easily watched 30 more minutes of them just going to war and not been bored.
Of course, there wasn't a clear winner after 30 minutes had elapsed and the two men would exceed the time limit to ensure that one of the two came out victorious in the contest. And the Young Bucks by the ring also advanced the Tag Team Championship storyline in a sense, because they were out to support their best friend Kenny Omega when Hangman Page was nowhere to be seen. Everything just seemed to fit and it was a great story that was told by the talented men.
I've generally felt that Kenny Omega has been a little lackluster as compared to how he was booked in NJPW, but this match changed all that.
