>>7589760You make a good point. It hasn't been like this since WCW stopped being defendable. Even during peak TNA, people could talk about WWE without mentioning any other company. People would always mention WWE when talking about TNA but more in a "Why are they trying so hard to be WWE?" and not "TNAholes are stupid fags Stand Up for WWE Cenation." I think it's because a large scale rival showed up who isn't making a kid's show and now they can't hide behind "I watch WWE for the good parts," it's the realization they want to watch a kid's show. AEW exposed the manbaby incels for what they are and boy they don't like it one bit. However, it probably doesn't help that Warner wanted to push Tony Khan as a cuddly billionaire and he's nowhere near charismatic enough to pull it off.
