>>10283586>What caused thisHonest answer: Tony's incompetence has reached a breaking point. There's been too much bad booking, too many people disappearing from TV, too much indie garbage, too much atrociously poor storytelling, too much failure to capitalize on momentum, too many dimeless shitters on the roster, too much lousy commentary, and too many production botches. This has resulted in AEW getting colder and colder and its own fanbase is starting to lose faith in it. Not only is the honeymoon phase over but the wheels are now falling off the bus. Collision is AEW's last chance to save itself and in order to do that it needs to be must-see TV. Can they pull that off? I doubt it. Tony would have to keep his hands 100% off it and delegate everything to highly skilled, professional adults and I don't think his ego will allow him to do that.
