It's hard to write this AEW Fight Forever review without comparing present-day AEW as a company to how it was in the past. Not just because the game has video vignettes of abridged key moments in AEW's history but because of my personal consumption of professional wrestling. I've been in the audience to see AEW Dynamite in Long Island. I saw the spectacle of Maxwell Jacob Friedman (MJF) crooning to the audience with a live band to celebrate - checks notes - himself. I've had and continue to have fun watching AEW Dynamite and the new Collision show, and at the time of writing, I'm itching to see dream matches in Forbidden Door 2023.
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