@FinalBossXL@NHLBlackhawks@AEW They’re in Minnesota. He’s paying homage to the Minnesota Northstar’s.
@aew will tell you, lives were threatened backstage, and Phil is very bad. :-)
@KrisPLettuce Like Oba?
I love JC, & is helluva talent, but presented like OBA? He's got his strengths, but being a main player isn't where he was going to be WWE or AEW.
Where does he place in AEW? Don Callis Family? Collision? Not enough TV time to go around- ask Brian Cage and others.
@A_L_W_podcast@AEW@nwa Very thorough explanations provided. I'm not a historian by any means, but it all makes sense based on the days of territories.. However, they have 4 hours+overruns a week, even being stacked roster, the days of territories are of the past. Booking troubles evident. 2 many titles
@BasedCLC It’s just a terrible scenario.
Organizationally, they are flawed. Running a proper business is the problem. AEW is a business based on no fundamentals.
Spend money on talent, put on 6 hour paper per views, blood, drills, and keeping wrestling “insiders” happy.
@MellaVice But I have a question.
Why do we believe that someone “heard” from many people WWE is baffled by her handling? Is it just for fun to believe in unconfirmed rumours?
@Laker_Dre316@JonnyWrestlin06 Yes, their own lane- well put!
So surpassing WWE wouldnt be the roadmap.
They'll satisfy a certain base of individuals, and WWE will continue to serve their certain base of individuals as they've been doing for generations.
You can't compare apples and oranges.
@JCruz36219@JonnyWrestlin06 No cheap shots whatsoever.
However, surpassing WWE will be a big endeavour (no pun intended).
Drawing 2k crowds, or 6k for PPV is a starting point, but to consider it a close race is a stretch.
Competition is healthy but predicated on business not personal fantasies.