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>Collision kicked off with Schiavone interviewing Sting and Darby to find out who their partner would be for the upcoming match. Ugh, too much suspense, not enough respect for wrestling tradition. But it turned out to be Naito, who, in my humble opinion, has absolutely no business being there.
>Collision continued with a bunch of matches that honestly just felt disrespectful to the wrestling business and everything WWE has ever done for it. One such match was Tanahashi vs. Swerve. While Tanahashi managed to win the match, it just further displayed the less micromanaged performances AEW is known for, which is just so disrespectful.
>In another prime example of AEW's lack of attention to tradition, Andrade lost to Brody King. Brody winning the match only shows that AEW likes to push whoever they feel like instead of those who have truly earned their spot as it should be done in a properly run wrestling company like WWE.
>Now, let's get to the real problem I had with Collision: false suspense. During the Main Event, FTR, Punk, and Starks faced off against BCG and The Gunns. The match got messy as the wrestlers showed off their different styles, making it look more like a brawl than a respectful wrestling contest. Oh, Starks took the fall after seeing Juice clock him with a closed fist punch? Talk about a predictable and lousy outcome.
>Now let's talk about some other segments that solidify my annoyance with AEW. Christian was interviewed by Schiavone, where Cage disrespected the TNT Championship, claiming there will be no more open challenges and made reference to trademarked WWE star Cody Rhodes. How can I not be upset when AEW wrestlers show such brazen disregard for titles?
>With matches that show no respect for wrestling's traditional values and over-the-top suspense that leaves viewers feeling unsatisfied, AEW is just pushing more and more fans further away. So why don't they take a hint and stop trying to steal WWE's thunder.
>Collision continued with a bunch of matches that honestly just felt disrespectful to the wrestling business and everything WWE has ever done for it. One such match was Tanahashi vs. Swerve. While Tanahashi managed to win the match, it just further displayed the less micromanaged performances AEW is known for, which is just so disrespectful.
>In another prime example of AEW's lack of attention to tradition, Andrade lost to Brody King. Brody winning the match only shows that AEW likes to push whoever they feel like instead of those who have truly earned their spot as it should be done in a properly run wrestling company like WWE.
>Now, let's get to the real problem I had with Collision: false suspense. During the Main Event, FTR, Punk, and Starks faced off against BCG and The Gunns. The match got messy as the wrestlers showed off their different styles, making it look more like a brawl than a respectful wrestling contest. Oh, Starks took the fall after seeing Juice clock him with a closed fist punch? Talk about a predictable and lousy outcome.
>Now let's talk about some other segments that solidify my annoyance with AEW. Christian was interviewed by Schiavone, where Cage disrespected the TNT Championship, claiming there will be no more open challenges and made reference to trademarked WWE star Cody Rhodes. How can I not be upset when AEW wrestlers show such brazen disregard for titles?
>With matches that show no respect for wrestling's traditional values and over-the-top suspense that leaves viewers feeling unsatisfied, AEW is just pushing more and more fans further away. So why don't they take a hint and stop trying to steal WWE's thunder.
