10 Best TV Wrestling Matches Ever
2. Kenny Omega & Hangman Page Vs. The Lucha Bros. - AEW Dynamite, February 19, 2020
Securing three places on this list, Fénix was built to thrill on the televised stage: he is a jaw-dropping performer, a new breed of pro wrestling magician, in that if we all know how it's a work, we've still no idea how he does it. He treats every in-ring appearance equally. This is to his detriment - he gets badly banged up every few months or so - but it's all for the taste of intoxicating, infectious adrenaline.
There is no TV gear with Fénix.
Kenny Omega is a details genius and structured a match so deftly that it could never draw "spot-fest" accusations in good faith, as if exhilaration is a bad thing. He was intelligent enough to fold a Charley horse into the story of the match - organically, as a result of a vicious Pentagon sh*t-kicking - allowing a seamless and literal platform on which to immerse the crowd in the cauldron heat of a breath-taking final third.
Omega used his core strength to counter a Canadian Destroyer on the apron, but the muscle spasm left him prone. Fénix took advantage by hovering in midair and sending him to the mat with a hurricanrana so spectacular that you can make out an actual shriek through the stunned cacophony.
A TV masterpiece promoted to strengthen the Tag Team Champions ahead of a pay-per-view masterpiece, this was the highlight of AEW's seminal February of 2020.
So seminal, in fact, that on second thought...