@WrestlingNewsCo AEW is the indies. They don’t make sound decisions about storytelling or narrative, so I get where these young ladies are coming from.
@TeamKaos1998@davemeltzerWON One could always hope it gets better…I have seen somethings that make me hopeful. I’m waiting for Tony Khan to listen to and respect this is a business, not just a hobby where gets to play with peoples careers like they are a video game.
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@WrestlingHumble AEW has a WCW problem. It’s best and biggest stars, with the most name recognition, have all been in WWE. They would not be as popular had they not been there first. That’s why people pay attention to Adam Copland and Christian, they learned how to work and tell stores in WWE.
@WrestleFeatures I dig Hobbs thinking. At the end of the day AEW has some good ingredient but the wrong leadership to grow the company. The knowledge of the business is not there, and those that have it aren’t being listened to. Without a billionaires funding they are another indie.
Support artists. Purchase the downloads online or purchase their CD’s or Vinyl. There’s a huge difference between streams and sales. I personally still think we should join the actors and writers in striking.
@WrestleTalk_TV I would love to see AEW listen to the wisdom of people that have drawn money in this business as opposed to catering to their limited audience. The people in the back and their new signings has drawn more money than anyone of their originals. Vince and HHH were the men behind…
@WrestleTalk_TV I’m a fan of Adam Copeland/ Edge, but ultimately, WWE got the better of this deal. All of AEW’s best talent, and definitely most notable, were formed in the WWE. I have yet to see AEW use anyone well, and they are a less educated version of WCW, though having some good talent.
@SaulGucci@WrestleOps For all intents and purposes and purposes AEW is a glorified indie promotion with fat paychecks where the majority of the talent aren’t listening to those that can train them better. She went to a company that made there biggest stars, including the one they just fired.
@SaulGucci@WrestleOps Yes, they were in ROH when they were a credible promotion with wrestlers who were still better trained than the majority of AEW talent. Punk, Danielson, McGuiness, Claudio, Briscoes, Samoa Joe and the rest of their best talent had some training, which is what AEW doesn’t offer.
Challenge for us all: For the next week send out a sincere message of encouragement to someone, anyone, wherever you are! Make sure it is true and reflects what you see in them. More than looks or appearance, yet more about traits that they possess, big or small that bless all!
I am not a fan of AEW, think it could be so much better! Nonetheless, I did tune in to hear what CM Punk had to say in the debut of Collision! Wow, no one can touch him on the mic!“Counterfeit Bucks”!!!! “I apologize that the wrestlers you like are softer than you are!!!”
I admit to not being a comic book aficionado, nonetheless I truly enjoyed Ant-man & the Wasp: Quantanmania”! I see the natural próvido the character arc of the main characters.