Unfortunately, this is just the kind of match that I see virtually no value in. They sat in a lot of submissions for a long time, threw in a couple of dives, went back and forth, and Dragon caught him in a pinning combo to win the match. None of the *very* lengthy submission work meant a damn thing so you could just throw out the entire first half (or possibly two-thirds of the match) because it was useless for the “story” of the match. If that type of stuff does not bother you, you might find this match worth checking out. It was technically proficient and physically impressive I suppose. In my eyes, there is far more to wrestling than that. (*)
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