(Photos) Lucha Bros. almost got unmasked during AEW Dynamite

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This week’s AEW Dynamite ended with a chaos, when Pac returned and confronted Eddie Kingston. But, the main event was talk of the town this week.

The Main Event featured the second showdown between brothers Penta El Zero & Rey Fenix. The match was a typical Lucha Bros. style showdown, with kicks, drivers & so many rope stunts. But, the shocking part was both men almost ripped each other masks during the match which is quite a rarity for Luchadors.

Luchadores masks are very sacred in Lucha Libre tradition. It can result in a DQ under traditional rules to rip an opponent’s mask, but this didn’t happened in the main event of AEW Dynamite.

You can check out the pictures, where you can almost see their faces:

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Meet Alex, the seasoned wrestling aficionado and Lead Writer at WrestleBuddy. With three decades of fandom under his belt, Alex brings a wealth of experience and passion to the table. As a devoted follower of The Undertaker and CM Punk, his love for the sport runs deep. However, be warned – Alex isn’t afraid to offer raw and unfiltered opinions that some may find harsh. In a world where reality can be hard to digest, Alex isn’t afraid to tackle the tough truths of the wrestling industry head-on.

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