Action Andretti may have got a smidge more offense in than some expected, but his match against Miro was one that brought plenty of intrigue due to the presence of CJ Perry at ringside.
Perry watched on as her husband brutalised Andretti for having the balls to approach CJ about her managerial skills. That was last week, and this bout was the fallout from Action's bold attempt to get under the stewardship of the former Lana.
In fairness, this match didn't need to go the ten minutes it was afforded, but the overall job done was a good one that furthered the ongoing issues between the husband-and-wife duo, particularly as CJ seemed to get some slice of enjoyment out of seeing the Redeemer do his thing.
Where this ends remains to be seen, but it's just great to have Miro being featured on TV, and likewise Perry is proving a nice addition to the AEW product, with this matter one that could veer in several directions in the coming weeks and months.
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