The "let's not take this shyt so seriously" AEW news & fukkery thread

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Feel like they could've done something regarding the hostility between the learning tree, like having Bill and Keith turn on Jericho after all the shyt he was talking. No major storyline but something small on Collision for a few weeks wouldn't have been too bad. Crazy how far he fell tho cuz he was beloved by fans to now where nobody cares if he ever returns. I doubt that WWE gets him. He old and they just released Truth so not like they trying to grab vets unless it's a legends deal.
 

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Not sure what exactly there is to report here. The audience was obviously tired of him, Khan had to have noticed, and most of his last character iteration was him trying to sarcastically flip all the negativity around him into heat, and mostly failing. And he hasn't even been gone two months yet. Of course there's no fukking plan yet. :mjlol:
 
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We have more info on where Wardlow has been

Wardlow is still absent from AEW TV, and now we’ve learned why.

Wardlow last appeared on AEW TV in March 2024 in a World Title match against Samoa Joe. One year later, Fightful Select reported that he was backstage at AEW Revolution, but wasn’t planned for the show. We’ve been able to fill in some of the gaps for his absence and why it’s been so long.

We’re told that Wardlow suffered what is believed to be a labrum injury in the Spring of 2024. At some point during his hiatus, he was also involved in a car accident. It was made clear to us that the car accident didn’t cause the injury, but made it worse.

Wardlow landed what is said to be a “very appropriate and special” television role in the earlier part of 2025. Since then he’s been cleared to return to the ring. However, upon meeting with Tony Khan, all parties agreed that it wouldn’t serve anyone well to just bring him back briefly and take him off again for the TV role.

Wardlow has a significant amount of time left on his AEW contract and will not be leaving any time soon.
 

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As of this week they were at 16k and had opened more seats (20k). We'll see how much they can push till the show, 25k with comps seems kinda realistic at this point.

All I can say is Texas better show up and show out or the O2 might let them know how London feels about getting relegated this year :birdman:
 

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All I can say is Texas better show up and show out or the O2 might let them know how London feels about getting relegated this year :birdman:
Yeah, international shows are back to having huge interest for the company. Grand Slam México, Forbidden Door and All Out are all doing waay better than big U.S shows. Would be cool if All In is able to catch good momentum though, seeing empty seats or a bunch of close shots (so you can't see the empty seats) for their biggest show would be a weird contrast with those 3 big overseas shows they are gonna have in the coming months.
 

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