>>6280491well it's one thing for a multi-billion dollar company to sell merch that's inclusive, that's just how money making works, especially when you have such a diverse fanbase as wrestling and in todays political climate you can't really risk alienating people. That being said, AEW literally promoted itself as a LGBT friendly company from the get-go. Of course WWF has had gay wrestlers over the years, it's been around for almost 50 years and has ALWAYS had people of all different kinds of cultures and nationalities and involved women and men and did homosexual weddings as gimmicks, because that shits funny. AEW does that shit seriously.
