It’s rare to get this uneven an effort from AEW on pay-per-view.
But that is exactly what All Out was at the NOW Arena in Chicago on Saturday. The show started slow — not helped by Steven Borden’s injury, which caused a match to be stopped. Then it began delivering the quality fans expect, but ended with a main event some will love and others will see as a messy and overboard effort. This show will ultimately be remembered for its fantastic ladder match, but too much of the night felt forgettable.
Here are five takeaways from All Out:
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