Every AEW PPV Main Event (So Far) Ranked Worst To Best
1. Jon Moxley Vs. Eddie Kingston (Full Gear 2020)
This may not have been everyone's cup of tea, and that's fine; professional wrestling is a variety show.
For those that did enjoy it, though, it was precisely the sort of match Jon Moxley and Eddie Kingston should have wrestled. They could have produced a technical banger, but where's the fun in that? Half of AEW's roster could achieve this to such an extent that it was already achieved on this card on the Buy-In. Serena Deeb vs. Allysin Kay is the match to watch from Full Gear 2020 if that's what you're looking for.
As for Mox and Kingston, they essentially attempted to murder each other - and it was beautiful.
Stiff blows, legitimate chokeholds, and real emotion encompassed the majority of their fight. It was apt, really, that it featured the I Quit stipulation, as Kingston had made a career out of never giving up, regardless of how tough his personal life may have been. He's a pure babyface from that perspective.
But here? He was a sociopath who poured rubbing alcohol on the wounded back of Jon Moxley. He could only say the dreaded phrase once locked in a barbed wire-assisted Bulldog Choke. It was a gorgeous finish that fit the mantra of Jon Moxley and Eddie Kingston perfectly. Nothing else would have worked as well as this did.