Full Gear is in the rearview mirror and while it might not have been on quite the same level as All Out, AEW appeared to hit it out of the park yet again. Darby Allin and MJF opened the show with what might have been a match of the year contender, and Hangman Page finally got his crowning moment to close the show.

CM Punk's Two And A Half Moves Of Doom

There was a whole lot of terrific action between those two matches too, including a showdown between CM Punk and Eddie Kingston. The hype the two managed to generate for this match in the space of three weeks was remarkable, and the match did not disappoint. Punk left Full Gear a winner, keeping his unbeaten record in AEW intact, but more importantly, this was almost definitely Punk's best match since he returned to the ring.

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At one point, Punk borrowed a few moves from his old friend John Cena, and he didn't make any bones about trying to hide it. Punk hits Kingston with three shoulder tackles before side slamming his opponent to the mat, Cena-style. A bloodied Punk then stands over Kingston and raises his hand in the air as if he's about to perform the Five Knuckle Shuffle.

You Can See Me

Rather than go full Cena and perform his old rival's “you can't see me” taunt. Punk bends down and flips Kingston the bird. During Full Gear's post-show scrum, Punk explained why he decided to pull from Cena's repertoire when asked about the moment by Fightful's Sean Ross Sapp. “It's fun just to f*ck with people. That's the whole juice for me. It's getting different reactions and kind of getting to play with that,” was Punk's candid reply.

Punk and Cena obviously have a lot of history together. The match at Full Gear wasn't the first time Punk has puposefully and overtly been the Cena of this feud either. During the heated exchange that ended in a brawl on Rampage, Punk appeared to be assuming the role Cena held when the two of them feuded more than a decade ago. Kingston revealed after that was by design.