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Bryan Danielson will be contributing in creative for the Collision brand, according to sources familiar with the situation. Danielson had previously helped out in this capacity during his WWE run as well, especially when he was sidelined. Those that we spoke to that worked with him had great things to say about his demeanor in WWE when helpin.

Tony Khan, Pat Buck, Will Washington, Sonjay Dutt and QT Marshall comprise the team that largely are set to put together the shows, with Marshall and Dutt contributing heavily. Jerry Lynn, Dean Malenko Christopher Daniels are all often providing creative input. As outlined in the Observer last week, Kenny Omega, Young Bucks, Jon Moxley, FTR, CM Punk all have heavy input into their own programs.

AEW Collision debuts June 17.
 
Lol @ Jinder. Yeah b/c...let's make it even more obvious he's Hindu wit that head gear..
 
they knew they didn’t want Roman to pin Seth since in storyline he’s been the only one whose had Roman’s number so they came up with a DQ finish and haven’t returned to this match since

IP my you my dude and i am a proud citizen on the Island of Relevancy but don’t do this lol
 
Bruh they didn’t even have any plan for Roman to be champ for 3 years lmaoooooo all this shit is on the fly

they knew they didn’t want Roman to pin Seth since in storyline he’s been the only one whose had Roman’s number so they came up with a DQ finish and haven’t returned to this match since

IP my you my dude and i am a proud citizen on the Island of Relevancy but don’t do this lol

You lookin at 1 match. I'm talkin overall. And on the fly for THREE years?? Really man?

Say bruh...you been looking kinda fishy the past few weeks. I'm starting to question ya loyalty.

*grabs cell phone*

Hey Siri...call Tribal Chief.
 


Punk was originally to be the focal point of Wednesday's announcement of the new show. On Tuesday, however, WBD was asked to remove him from all graphics and press releases. His image was replaced on the poster with one of MJF and his name was not mentioned along other returning wrestlers such as Miro, Thunder Rosa, and Andrade El Idolo.

Meltzer wrote in today's Wrestling Observer Newsletter that Punk and Steel were both under the impression Steel would return to AEW as a producer for Collision. This was a tightly guarded secret and sources within AEW even denied Steel had been re-hired.

Meltzer wrote:

Steel, who was the only person fired after the Brawl after All Out last year, for allegedly hitting Nick Jackson hard with a chair in the head and biting Kenny Omega, was apparently one of Punk’s requests or demands to return. Steel and Punk were under the impression he would be back in his old role as a producer.
A conflict then arose when Khan told Punk that Steel would be re-hired but would work remotely rather than attending AEW shows in person.

Meltzer continued:

The story is that Tony Khan told Punk that Steel could have his job and work closely with Punk, but that he would work remotely and not be brought to the Collision tapings. Everything fell apart at that point.
AEW then asked WBD to scrub any mention of Punk from promotional materials. WBD is under the impression that the situation will likely be resolved by next week.

Mike Johnson of PWInsider was the first to report that Steel's involvement with AEW Collision was the conflict preventing Punk from being announced as part of the show this week. Nick Hausman of Haus of Wrestling also reported that Steel was re-hired by AEW months ago, although had not been backstage.

Meltzer wrote:

I don’t believe anyone, past Punk and whoever he may have told, knew about Ace Steel (Chris Guy) returning until a few found out about a week ago. It also should be noted that while we had heard talk about a Steel deal to return as a producer for Collision from multiple sources, we had also been told from the top in checking that we were told it was not true.
Further details regarding Punk, Steel, and AEW Collision are available in today's Wrestling Observer Newsletter.

Tony Khan announced on AEW Dynamite this week that he will reveal where the debut episode of Collision will take place on next week's show. It is expected that Chicago's United Center will be the venue.
 
You lookin at 1 match. I'm talkin overall. And on the fly for THREE years?? Really man?

Say bruh...you been looking kinda fishy the past few weeks. I'm starting to question ya loyalty.

*grabs cell phone*

Hey Siri...call Tribal Chief.

Don’t call the Chief
I don’t wanna get decapitated
:mybad:
We good lmaooooooo
 
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