History Awesome / AllEliteWrestling

* One week earlier on the November 17th episode of Dynamite, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpkGY05rab8 MJF pulls a promo]] on his win against Darby Allin from ''Full Gear 2021'', stating his intentions to eventually get a title run for the AEW World Championship and that "there's nobody in the locker room [who] is on [his] level". Cue CM Punk coming to the ring to confront Maxwell face-to-face, but without even saying a word, let alone greet MJF (who offers Punk a handshake), leaves and simply smirks at the sight of Maxwell. Before Punk's scheduled match against QT Marshall at the start of this Dynamite episode, MJF calls him out for what happened last week. What follows is [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPAAKVDDEUU a near-20 minute promo]] that will go down as legendary and talked about for years, from CM Punk stating MJF is a "less famous [[Wrestling/TheMiz Miz]]" to Max claiming Punk has gone "[[Wrestling/WWEPGEra PG]]" and preaches "[[Wrestling/JohnCena hustle, loyalty and respect]]" and he'll always be second-best to the "[[Wrestling/TripleH King of Kings]]". Punk fires back by saying while he was selling out arenas, Max was "[[SmartMark marking out]]" to Creator/RosieODonnell, that all MJF does is talk when someone like Wrestling/BrittBaker is replacing him as a "pillar"[[note]]A reference to MJF's earlier proclamation during his feud with Darby Allin leading up to ''Full Gear'' about the "Four Pillars" of AEW that comprises of himself, Darby, Jungle Boy and Sammy Guevara[[/note]] and that if Maxwell really wants to be number one, he'll have to wait until AEW owner Tony Khan has "[[Wrestling/StephanieMcMahon a daughter]]" [[TakeThat that Max can marry]].

* After managing to retain his title against Darby Allin and luring Nick Wayne over to his side in the process, Christian Cage tears up the ring, ready to hit Sting with a Conchairto on the exposed wooden surface. Interrupted by the lights suddenly going out, a vignette starts playing on the screen, backed by the intro to ''[[Music/AlterBridge Cry Of Achilles]]''. And then, after a slightly altered five-word catchphrase, the stadium erupts into a much more recognisable Alter Bridge song: '''''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6npyxD_YuU&t=52s Metalingus]]'''''.

* At Battle of The Belts III; For The Ring of Honor World Championship, Claudio Castagnoli defends against Konosuke Takeshita. The two would go have a fantastic match that would leave the fans standing and applauding. Konosuke has proven himself in previous matches and now proves he is World Champion material as he and Claudio face one another in a classic. Takeshita would come on the verge of winning the title many times in the match, including hitting a DDT on the Top Turnbuckle. In the end, Claudio would hit The Riccola Bomb and retain in a hard fought bout

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* After managing to retain his title against Darby Allin and luring Nick Wayne over to his side in the process, Christian Cage tears up the ring, ready to hit Sting with a Conchairto on the exposed wooden surface. Interrupted by the lights suddenly going out, a vignette starts playing on the screen, backed by the intro to ''[Music/AlterBridge Cry Of Achilles]]''. And then, after a slightly altered five-word catchphrase, the stadium erupts into a much more recognisable Alter Bridge song: '''''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6npyxD_YuU&t=52s Metalingus]]'''''.

* '''''81,035'''''. ''In Wembley Stadium''. Five years on from the first All In breaking out with the largest attendance at an independent show in 25 years, the second All In lives up to its legacy by breaking {{Wrestling/WrestleMania}} 32's record for the highest paid attendance for a professional wrestling show. Not too bad for a t-shirt company.

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* '''''81,035''''. ''In Wembley Stadium''. Five years on from the first All In breaking out with the largest attendance at an independent show in 25 years, the second All In lives up to its legacy by breaking {{WrestleMania}} 32's record for the highest paid attendance for a professional wrestling show. Not too bad for a t-shirt company.
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