>tag partner shows up in bad mood >cuts scathing promo on old mexican lady coworker (major heat now) >starts being stiff with all the metal pots and pans (very loud, insane heat with the customers eating) >ask partner a question ("wheres the mayo?") >no sells me >ask it louder (real heat) >finally sells for me ("mayo's in the back") >cuts promo on me "watch how you speak to me" >immediately shoot on him "youre the ones thats being the asshole bro, not me' >walks out >comes back, cuts sympathetic promo "i never thought you would raise your voice at me" >this fucking mark eventually works me into a shoot >huge pop for the boys in the back watching us shoot on each other >booker comes in angry >separates us before things get ugly, nobody gets over >bitch ass mark cuts suicidal promo on me crying >babyface turn as i give him a hug and tell him things are gonna be alright >booker writes me up anyways, wrestlerw court is on saturday When is this storyline gonna fucking end already?
>AEW is still doing their thing every week, but they are not renting buildings as large as they used to. It seems that fan interest has noticeably fallen as well. These new videos aren’t the best look for the company.
>A video has surfaced of AEW’s merchandise line before AEW Dynamite this week. This didn’t show a ton of interest in picking up new swag from Tony Khan’s company.
>Years ago, we ran articles about how long AEW’s merchandise line was. It is not the case anymore. This new video shows little to no line, with some fans standing around in front of the display. https://x.com/JobberNationTV/status/2011659923554529501
>Another video has surfaced of fans leaving the arena early. The caption on this video stated that these fans left after hearing that AEW dropped the ball on Powerhouse Hobbs. https://x.com/JobberNationTV/status/2011665210336268728
>Of course, Powerhouse Hobbs is expected to wind up in WWE after his AEW deal ran out. He actually turned down an AEW contract before taking off. This was not what some fans wanted to hear at all, and it seems that it may have presented enough of a reason for those disgruntled fans to take off before the night was over.
>We will have to see what is next for AEW. If this is any sign of things to come, couple with the fact that Netflix is possibly buying WBD, Tony Khan’s organization may in for a long year.
Why did no one from the Attitude Era try and give back to the business by helping the next generation? None of them opened schools and trained people the way the previous generations did. They pulled the ladder up behind them for the most part