@CowMFM@KennyOmeGawd@AndrewBaydala Hey man, I’m not saying that the trio is the way to go. I’m simply saying that maybe it would a good idea to wait and see what the incredibly talent guys do with the creative before passing judgement and calling it wrong.
@CowMFM@KennyOmeGawd@AndrewBaydala I could name a bunch more and guess what. They all worked out. Why? Because the only thing that matters is the talent and talent is not something that will be lacking with New Day and Swerve.
@imaanjalali@jimmyvan People keep using that word wrong. Wrestling is serialized storytelling. It’s a never ending story that continues from week to week. AEW actually does more episodic storytelling than WWE. That would be that matches that happen with no impact on the wider story.
@Fightful The current world heavyweight championship is the closest we will ever get to that belt again. They are too obsessed with branding to have a world title that doesn’t have their logo as the most prominent feature.
@BackupHangman I get you don’t like the Mox story, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t make sense. Will wants to be the ace of AEW more than anything, so he chose to put his vengeance aside and learn from the current ace who’s been world champ more than anyone in AEW and that will has never beaten
@BackupHangman Yeah, but every match he’s had on Dynamite has been against a top guy. He went 50/50 with Mox and Okada too. If Will was already better than Mox then it would make sense to dominate Ace, but he’s still learning from him.
@bullyray5150@BustedOpenRadio I’m not disagreeing, but if you were going to have him lose, wouldn’t coming back after 14 months off and recovering from a significant injury against a battle-tested champion make the most sense. In kayfabe it was an open challenge, so he chose to test himself and came up short.