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This is one of AEW’s biggest issues right now, and it needs to change. Last week on Dynamite, Will Ospreay gets kidnapped by the Death Riders. Then this week, he’s suddenly training with them… with no explanation. A lot of people, myself included, were confused. Apparently, on Collision, they aired a backstage segment where Jon Moxley and the Death Riders offered to train Ospreay and unlock his hidden potential. He was given the choice to accept or deny it, and when he pushed the cameras away, it was implied he accepted. That’s a major story beat. Why isn’t that recapped on Dynamite? A 20–30 second package or even a clear commentary explanation fixes this. I get rewarding viewers who watch everything, but THIS is just lazy. If AEW wants to compete with WWE and be a strong weekly TV product, they need to do a better job recapping key story developments. People don’t have time to watch 4–5 hours of AEW every week, especially if they’re already watching 5–7 hours of WWE. They’ve got to be more considerate of that. Either air your important moments on the show everyone watches, or do a better job recapping them.

how it feels arguing with someone who thinks sales and streams determine the quality of music

If you enjoy WWE solely don’t let them folks try to tell you that you’re less of a fan because of it.

Hey hey this is Conrad Thompson and this is my domestic violence mugshot

No. How can you not see this? When you do this, you annoy, anger, and upset a segment of fans who support NXT. And you know what they turn around and do? Take it out on the person you complimented bedside they dislike you or what you said. Is that fair to the person you complimented? Usually you do this to adults and I either leave it alone or message you privately about it. But this time you did it to a 14 year old kid. Now there will be a corner of the internet that will always hold what YOU said against HIM. I respect your work and contributions to the industry more than most. But be better Dave. Stop tearing down the young men and women trying to learn their craft and get better in front of a global television audience. And for goodness sake, learn to compliment a 14 year old young man without making things harder for him.

Nick Khan: We at TKO, as you know, its a publicly traded company. Everything is public. Our media rights deals are public. I mentioned just briefly in the hallway earlier, the results of WrestleMania this past weekend, including the gate, are public...The way our media rights deals work are different than they how they were when the Muhammad Ali act was passed...When you do a multi-event, multi-year deal...the allocation of what money goes where for what event it's completely different and almost impossible, to say, 'well for this event, we're gonna give $3M, but the other event we're gonna give $500K.' It doesn't work, but what does work are our public disclosures made on a quarterly basis.

WWE touts that WWE WrestleMania 42 is one of the highest-grossing events in the company's history.

Near 50$ for this spread bro LMAOOO