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Watch him catch a injury first episode
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Attitude Still on “Fuck It”
the dialogue on these last few pages have been crazy
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NAWF ATLANTA ×
Backstage News on Hook Possibly Leaving AEW for WWE
WWE officials are interested in signing FTW Champion Hook. It was noted by Better Wrestling Experience that WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H wants to
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THE FINAL BOSS
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THE FINAL BOSS
After Dynamite Kenny cut a promo shouting out upcoming AEW shit like Rampage and Forbidden Door. Didn’t say shit about Collision
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NAWF ATLANTA ×
Omega v Punk def a top match they need to do before he bounce. Best In The World then vs Best In The World now.After Dynamite Kenny cut a promo shouting out upcoming AEW shit like Rampage and Forbidden Door. Didn’t say shit about Collision
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THE FINAL BOSS
They gotta get on the same page
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THE FINAL BOSS
Oh boy
Dude is too much of a hassle, is the lil bump in revenue and ratings really worth it
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This match def happening. I hope.
Here we go
Like sands through the hourglass….this is another CM Punk story.
On June 15, Wade Keller on PWTorch said “"I am under the impression between now and Saturday, there's going to be something that comes out that media wise that is not gonna help matters, probably. I don't mean to be cryptic but I haven't heard the details or seen enough to say much but yea, I just don't know. I just think it's gonna be one of those weeks, I'll put it that way...From what I'm hearing behind the scenes in AEW, it's just gonna be one of those weeks."
We’ve learned more about what this is in regards to. Last week, Fightful Select reported that KENTA vs. CM Punk was the planned direction for AEW Forbidden Door.
Shortly following that, we were told that Punk "wasn't thrilled with working with
KENTA and he may come across badly in an interview.” However, there’s a lot more to this than meets the eye, and that might have been by design. There are a lot of facets to this that have unraveled since then that may become more clear. We’re told that an ESPN interview is supposed to drop sometime soon, where Punk was talking about a number of topics.
Among those topics was The Elite, and word got back to several on the roster at the June 14 AEW Dynamite tapings, and some of it didn’t go over well based on second-hand reports of what Punk said, which could be seen as "his version of what is true." We’re told that AEW did set up the interview and monitored things, but that CM Punk spoke in a way that would blur the lines, and create buzz for upcoming shows.
Specifically, we’d heard that he’d answered questions in a way that would make the audience wonder if it was him angling for a story, or if he was shooting. We aren’t sure what eventually will make it into the final ESPN piece, but we heard that the interview was conducted last week. We’re told that Punk was very aware that it could come off polarizing based on his responses.
We've been told that Hangman Page was brought up in a manner that absolutely was not confusing in a work-shoot perspective, and were clearly intentional, and made very clear that he didn't like Hangman Page. Punk had said that there were spots in the Double or Nothing match that he felt like were Page "shooting" on him by chopping him in the mouth. Recently, we’d reported that CM Punk was sent a series of documents that protected AEW, which included some non-disparagements.
Like sands through the hourglass….this is another CM Punk story.
On June 15, Wade Keller on PWTorch said “"I am under the impression between now and Saturday, there's going to be something that comes out that media wise that is not gonna help matters, probably. I don't mean to be cryptic but I haven't heard the details or seen enough to say much but yea, I just don't know. I just think it's gonna be one of those weeks, I'll put it that way...From what I'm hearing behind the scenes in AEW, it's just gonna be one of those weeks."
We’ve learned more about what this is in regards to. Last week, Fightful Select reported that KENTA vs. CM Punk was the planned direction for AEW Forbidden Door.
Shortly following that, we were told that Punk "wasn't thrilled with working with
KENTA and he may come across badly in an interview.” However, there’s a lot more to this than meets the eye, and that might have been by design. There are a lot of facets to this that have unraveled since then that may become more clear. We’re told that an ESPN interview is supposed to drop sometime soon, where Punk was talking about a number of topics.
Among those topics was The Elite, and word got back to several on the roster at the June 14 AEW Dynamite tapings, and some of it didn’t go over well based on second-hand reports of what Punk said, which could be seen as "his version of what is true." We’re told that AEW did set up the interview and monitored things, but that CM Punk spoke in a way that would blur the lines, and create buzz for upcoming shows.
Specifically, we’d heard that he’d answered questions in a way that would make the audience wonder if it was him angling for a story, or if he was shooting. We aren’t sure what eventually will make it into the final ESPN piece, but we heard that the interview was conducted last week. We’re told that Punk was very aware that it could come off polarizing based on his responses.
We've been told that Hangman Page was brought up in a manner that absolutely was not confusing in a work-shoot perspective, and were clearly intentional, and made very clear that he didn't like Hangman Page. Punk had said that there were spots in the Double or Nothing match that he felt like were Page "shooting" on him by chopping him in the mouth. Recently, we’d reported that CM Punk was sent a series of documents that protected AEW, which included some non-disparagements.