7 Ups & 4 Downs For AEW Collision (Nov 25 - Results & Review)

2. Well, This Happened

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Keith Lee vs. Lee Moriarty did nothing to particularly warrant a spot on the Downs portion of this article, so by default it finds itself on the Ups side. The thing is, this match was just, kinda, there.

It's tough to fully judge a bout when it goes for seven minutes, but three of those play out during a picture-in-picture break. Fundamentally, Lee vs. Moriarty was fine, with Limitless showing off some impressive power - particularly when only using one arm - on his way to a fairly comprehensive victory.

The larger story here, of course, is Big Keith getting his hands on Shane Taylor. And while a post-match promo from Lee showed good fire and a more aggressive side to Keith, it does feel as if this particular issue should've been addressed and resolved way sooner than now.

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