Mr. @TonyKhan. I love the new AEW Dynamite look, but there's one thing you should change because it's still distracting.
The LED barricade isn't the problem, but the visual you use. The Fanta orange is too distracting, replace it with a normal purple AEW Dynamite visual instead.
Starting this Sat 1/4
Collision simulcasts Saturdays on @TNTdrama + @StreamOnMax!
Our Christmas #AEWCollision episode was our most viewers in a year and a half!
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Saturday Night’s Alright For Fighting is back for 2025!
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TBS + MAX debut
TONIGHT!
Petition for every Barca fan to retweet this so that Lewandoski can see it and keep on celebrating this way
The dopamine surge from this was crazy 😮💨😮💨🥶
I usually refrain from commenting about this guys rhetoric, but I can't let this one slide by. His "bombshell information" is 🧢. I know for a fact that this is an outright lie! But I do know it to be a true that the same guy was begging to get into an AEW after party last year.
@BackupHangman Unify it, make it an official world title, and then do a an official brand split.
Please leave me alone reply guys i’m just talking graps with my friend
Company-wide angles are historically extremely difficult to pull off in pro wrestling. Many start well, and very few of them have effective payoffs. This current Jon Moxley story that AEW has embarked on has massive potential and the premise has been established.
Jon Moxley finds his workplace to be unrecognizable. He’s grossly dissatisfied with the widespread complacency and will resort to wholesale, violent methods in order to change this. AEW as an organization doesn’t stand for any of the violence or disruption. The key babyfaces are now engaged in a fight to protect and maintain their home as the sacred ground that is able to still be a platform for wrestlers to be great.
Great concept. Hardly new, but a good vehicle to rehabilitate an extremely cold and underachieving undercard full of young wrestlers. In theory, you make numerous hot babyfaces by the end. For this to land, it’s imperative that a couple things are always adhered to:
-A sense of tension and unease should be portrayed across several different segments. The promotion is going to run shows and attempt to present Dynamite as normal, but through interviews, commentary, etc, there should be the sense that we’re existing in dystopian times that won’t change until Jon is proven wrong.
-The broad and existing conflict should never be undersold. We should be seeing babyfaces in the background huddled together game planning and shit, and high alert, camped out in different parts of the building, saving each other by running out, etc.
-The premise HAS to be expanded upon. People will not care deeply about jobbers/midcarders fighting for the soul of AEW by week 6. AEW itself CANNOT be the sole point of contention.
Like any good fictional war story, we have to develop the individual characters and the varying interpersonal dynamics in order for it to resonate when a few of them are inevitably eliminated.
A New Deal for a New Era of Professional Wrestling!
@AEW & @WBD have struck a multi-platform, multi-year media rights renewal for TBS, TNT, and — starting in 2025 — @StreamOnMax
First AEW Pay-Per-View To Ever Be Held In Texas 2025
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in Arlington, TX To Host AEW: All In Texas #AEW#AEWAllInTexas
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@F4STFATI @reshadrahman@victor_nahe He's done nothing but underwhelming performances since arriving at Barcelona and he refuses to leave only because he's the highest paid player in this squad
One big criticism of AEW that I always have is that if you're not active on Twitter, then there's a lot of things about the shows that you simply don't know. Last night for example, if you're someone who strictly only watches Dynamite:
- you don't know that there was a post-Dynamite brawl
- you have no idea about the Will Ospreay/Fletcher promo
- no idea what's on Rampage or Collision
...and that's a problem almost every week. AEW caters too much to the hardcore online audience, and ignores their casual viewers.
The official Dynamite 250 video montage featuring the best moments from the show's history!
This makes me so nostalgic. Realising it's been nearly 5 years since AEW changed the game for professional wrestling on national broadcast television. ❤️