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Because AEW’s numbers are going up?

@@downthemiddlepodcast look at this dude saying numbers are all that matters.

@@n00btub3r2012 So a wrestling promotion shouldn't try to get more fans, sell more merch, get more people watching their tv show and buy their PPVs?

Just another reason why the whole middle east is decades behind the rest of world. Ladies are people just men. They should be allowed to wear whatever they want as long as it covers their private spots. If they don't want to see it. They can stay home. But don't expect women from other parts of the world to do what they want. If they can't handle a little skin. Then they may as well be a country with teenager brains.

Tony fired Punk publicly for a backstage altercation. Using the same logic that Tony put out on his own television show, the Bucks and Jack Perry should have been fired as well for “assaulting” the boss in the middle of the ring. AEW’s problem is they go against their own logic that THEY put on television. That’s why the angle is stupid.

Is it our fault when the young company's owner goes out of his way to make the comparison?

We don't care FFS

You’re learning that if you try to workshoot everything you do people will apply logic to it. Not to mention tk made punk’s firing a tv moment opening the door for it.

Lmao The cognitive dissonance it takes to be an AEW diehard is next level. You goofs were celebrating TK sticking with Kayfabe when he wore that goofy neck brace to the draft, but then cry “it’s just a storyline” when confronted w the stupidity of the timing of this angle.

​@isitoveryet9525 wtf are yall talking about? Bottom line is one was real one was scripted. You actually think the elite should be legit fired? Yall need help man bunch of pathetic fat neckbeards crying cause he didn't fire ppl on a scripted show but fired someone for actually attacking ppl. I hate tony khan but you guys sound so ridiculous and pathetic. But but kayfabe lmao stfu. Bottom line is one actually tried to hurt someone n one was just doing what his boss told him to do. Yall need help man. There is a whole world outside of wrestling

Tony Khan decided to use the Punk footage for his show

And it’s trash

Then apply the same logic at least suspend the mother fuckers but no he chose not to do any of that

​@@tartarsauce2654yes it is but that doesn't change the fact that dude makes no sense. He is crying about a real event vs a scripted event n he wants them to be treated the same way when it just doesn't work like that

A wrestling storyline that stems from a real event that Tony Khan Decided to air the security footage of. TV show for clowns.

@@tartarsauce2654 NO ITS NOT STOP HATING

Who hurt you?

​@@Taunt_2 marks Like the person in this video. Who wants to ignore the 10 year rivalry between Vince McMahon and Stone cold Steve Austin?

@@whisk4217But Vince didn’t show a video of Bret punching him and said “I was afraid for my life and I had to fire him” just to then get beaten and bloodied by Stone Cold who suffers no consequences. He broke kayfabe to explain why he screwed Bret but the reasons given never matched up with what Austin was doing on tv. AEW is going against its own logic, which isn’t the first or last time it’s happened in wrestling, but it still negatively affects the show as a whole when you don’t follow the rules that you yourself put in place

@zachbradley8281 How did it negatively affect the show? AE w did something controversial and that got a lot of people looking at the product again. And as soon as they did that. They had an amazing dynamite where Jack Perry returns. So how did this negatively affect the product? I'm not going to comment on what Tony Khan did or his intentions? And I'm not going. To defend it either. But I think this was a marketing decision. And taking it as that. It's a pretty damn good decision. And before you even start, I don't care about ratings.

@@whisk4217 I wasn’t going to mention ratings, but you can’t say it was a successful marketing decision and then say “I don’t care about ratings”. For the week they showed the Punk video, they got a lot of ratings and it did help Jack Perry for a little bit before fell back to normal and then kept falling. But my whole thing is that Tony took the Punk situation and basically said “This thing is real. The rest of the show isn’t, but this is real”. Part of wrestling is immersing yourself into it and believing that it is real. Believing that Swerve is really struggling to beat Joe, and forgetting that the result was decided way in advance. WWE is doing it now with Ridge Holland. His gimmick is “I keep hurting people and I don’t want to” but as a wrestler, shouldn’t that just be part of the job? It breaks the illusion in a way that I personally feel shouldn’t be done unless it’s for something like a retirement or injury, etc.

And they can go for the Women’s tag titles. Love it