Ehhh his long term girlfriend works for AEW, so that played a part in him leaving as well. Plus, I'd feel rather jaded as well if they didn't think enough of me to remember when my contract expired.
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Ehhh his long term girlfriend works for AEW, so that played a part in him leaving as well. Plus, I'd feel rather jaded as well if they didn't think enough of me to remember when my contract expired.
This what I was saying in another thread. It’s a matter of time before egos clash behind the scenes in AEW and we start getting the tea on it
AEW gotta release some talent that they’re doing absolutely nothing with like ole Shawn Spears
breh thought he could jump ship to AEW and become a maineventer he probably in AEW catering hating his life right now I'm talking mainly about the new MLW, especially with them using the ranking system which imo is wayyyy better than how AEW does it.
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AEW gotta release some talent that they’re doing absolutely nothing with like ole Shawn Spears
He's also a trainer for the company. If anything, he'll go do that full time.
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Sick & Tide Sixers/Phillies/Cowboys fan smh
Funny how nikkas just know any and everything and know what’s gonna happen in the future gimme the lottery numbers next nikkas
gimme the lottery numbers next nikkas
At the end of the day. Kevin Owens should do like whatever the fukk he wants. It’s the Adam Cole thing again.
In the end Kevin will do what he wants. 
I can imagine the IWC fury once someone goes, 
"Roman's contract is coming up soon and he hasn't resigned yet."
shyt might have to be THE DECISION!
I can imagine the IWC fury once someone goes, "Roman's contract is coming up soon and he hasn't resigned yet."shyt might have to be THE DECISION!
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Probably going to be seeing similar numbers going forward. This was arguably their biggest PPV since Dynamite launched and they absolutely nailed it when it mattered most. They have the juice and the buzz, and in the future All Out 2021 could potentially be looked at as their Bash at the Beach 96.
Only reason they are in the red right now is because of the video game development (which personally I feel is a foolish thing to focus on right from the jump, but with the amount of gamers employed there and a billionaire footing the bill, I guess they felt now was the time) and some of those losses might have been offset by Turner supposedly paying $10 million to move Dynamite to TBS in January. We'll have to see how the success of the PPV affects TV ratings over the next couple weeks, but if viewership goes up they could probably afford to charge more in ad money than before.
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khan grew up a wrestling fan. And not even a casual fan. He was a tape trader. He is among the hardcore fanbase. So while he will certainly want to turn a profit, he is going to give this project a long time.. This isn't a Sinclair or Dixie Carter situation.
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Big Show and Christian came first. Bryan, Punk and Cole weren't available yet. Big Show won't be anything more than a part time/announcer. He's not taking away from the younger guys. Christian will probably move down the card some and feud with younger guys..
Punk and Bryan are only interested in feuding with young talent. Punk already fought Darby. Bryan has already talked up Garcia..
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Ehhh, debatable. ROH did give a bigger platform to almost everyone that is name in the wrestling business nowadays, but they didn't develop a lot of the newer guys.
After the Joe, Punk, Nigel, Danielson generation the only ones you could say were developed by ROH were Rollins and Cole. The rest did their thing outside of Ring Of Honor and were booked there when they already were seasoned as performers (Bucks, Owens, Zayn/Generico, Omega).
Once Danielson left, ROH stopped being a promotion were talent grew into legit performers. Instead it became a promotions were performers that did they time in the indys could make a little more money and get on TV.
He's not going to wait 5-10 before his company turns a profit as it would be foolish on his part
His grand plan is to make AEW become a publicly-traded company as that's where the money truly is. Him growing up a wrestling fan means nothing in the grand scheme of things because his goal with his business venture is to make money. I can tell that a lot of people don't understand that basic concept by the comments in this thread.
You can also tell that Khan is letting his fandom interfere with how he does the business side of things based on his comments in interviews.
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Breh.. you're the one not understanding. You didn't realize that khan was an 80s/90s JCP/AJPW fanboy and tape trader and thus it's not just a "little business venture" for him. Obviously he will want to turn a profit on the venture but he won't easily give up on it... you've never heard the term passion project before Lol..
He's not going to wait 5-10 before his company turns a profit as it would be foolish on his part
His grand plan is to make AEW become a publicly-traded company as that's where the money truly is. Him growing up a wrestling fan means nothing in the grand scheme of things because his goal with his business venture is to make money. I can tell that a lot of people don't understand that basic concept by the comments in this thread.
You can also tell that Khan is letting his fandom interfere with how he does the business side of things based on his comments in interviews.
I let it slide, but you're being a whole autist now. If it was just money, he'd continue to pump it into stocks and safe investments - not become the face of a wrestling company, you smoothbrain
People have passion projects all the time, but at the end of the day it's all about business and making money. Hell, you see Vince stepped in and pulled the plug on HHH's passion project because it was actually losing money instead of making money.
Passion projects don't mean shyt when it's not your money that's footing the bill for it and is someone's else's instead.