We're a day late and a host short, but it's finally time to review AEW WrestleDream.
The big story was the main event, with Will Ospreay defending the AEW World Championship against seven other men in the inaugural Clockwork Carnage match. What worked in the match, what didn't, and where is there room for improvement if AEW tries it again?
Elsewhere, we had Jon Moxley defending his Continental Championship in an emotional war against Mark Davis; Hangman Page and Swerve Strickland reuniting their personal battle, and dragging their trios partners into the scrum with them; Andrade El Idolo putting his National Championship and his pants at stake against Tomasso Ciampa; Persephone defending the TBS Championship in a four-way; the Young Bucks defending the World Tag Team Championships against Kyle Fletcher & Kevin Knight; Nick Wayne trying to beat Chris Jericho, again; Mercedes Mone defending the AEW Women's World Championship against Thekla; and the Motor City Machine Guns and FTR kicking off their best of five series.
Oh, and a former WWE wrestler makes his surprise debut. (SPOILER: It's Ilja Dragunov.)
We'll break it all down on a very special edition of the Bryan & Vinny Show.