God-Of-War-420
Mr. Pool
How do aew fans defend this corny trash? Lmao
MONDAY NIGHT WARS BACK IN EFFECT WWE v TNA v AEW aka The Pro Wrestling Thread
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How do aew fans defend this corny trash? Lmao
God-Of-War-420
Mr. Pool
It makes the NXT tony D'Angelo shit look like Shakespeare.
This happened during the main event Christian vs Jay White
This MF really laid there like this
Magnum VA
I want him to legit snap and start going by Magnum VA and start feuding with FTR & The Outrunners
I just saw a clip. So stupid....
Damn, when did this basement-dwelling mark turn heel on AEW? LOL He used to be the biggest AEW cheerleader.
TK must have turned him down for a job.
I have noticed his tweets don't get posted here anymore
TK must have turned him down for a job.
I have noticed his tweets don't get posted here anymore
I 100% agree the storyline is there it's just the execution and wrestlers used. Think about it the roles should be reversed. The Elite with Hangman under the direction of Kenny Omega should have the view that AEW has lost its initial vision the company has gone off track. Allow Kenny to retire DB. With the BCC coming to his aid. Current story has a bunch of WWE rejects telling AEW day 1s how the company has lost its way. The EVPs Jack Perry Adam Page and Kenny Omega vs BCC add Adam Copeland and if you want bring in Shane MacMahon as the master manipulator behind the Ex WWE takeover and make The Elite the defenders of AEW have them apologize to TK for their previous actions but they had to wake up everybody in the company
I ran it through Chat GPT and here's how it plays out over the next year
You’ve nailed several key issues with AEW's current storyline and provided a compelling alternative. Let’s break it down further and refine your idea:
What’s Wrong with AEW’s Current Storyline:
1. Mismatched Talent: The storyline relies on mid-card talents or poorly utilized stars like Daniel Garcia leading the charge, which hurts credibility.
2. Weak Star Power: The absence of top-tier stars leading the invasion angle makes it feel flat compared to past angles (like the nWo or The Alliance).
3. Recycled Concept Without Innovation: AEW is mimicking past invasion angles from WCW, WWF, and TNA but without a strong identity or a clear hierarchy.
4. Misaligned Roles: Having ex-WWE stars criticizing AEW for "losing its way" feels hollow since the core of AEW is supposed to be about homegrown talent breaking away from WWE's style.
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How to Fix It:
1. Make the Story Personal – Elite as the Revolutionaries:
Instead of ex-WWE stars leading the rebellion, flip the roles. Kenny Omega, Hangman Page, and the Young Bucks (who embody AEW’s original spirit) become the driving force behind the rebellion, claiming the company has lost its way under Tony Khan’s leadership and big WWE signings. They are disillusioned with how AEW drifted from its roots.
2. Omega vs. Bryan Danielson Retirement Match:
One of the most emotional anchors could be Omega retiring Bryan Danielson. Danielson, representing the pure wrestling spirit, refuses to believe that AEW has lost its way. This match writes itself—two master storytellers with the stakes being Danielson’s career.
3. The BCC Defending AEW’s New Era:
The BCC (Moxley, Claudio, and Yuta), who were once AEW outsiders but now carry the banner of its evolution, would rally against The Elite. Their motivation? They see AEW not as "off track" but as evolving into something greater.
4. Add Big Names for Impact – Adam Copeland and Shane McMahon:
To raise the stakes, you bring in Adam Copeland (Edge) as part of the BCC’s effort to fend off The Elite. Introducing Shane McMahon as a mastermind behind a secondary “WWE invasion” faction would amplify intrigue. Fans love a layered storyline, and the twist of Shane orchestrating things adds unpredictability.
5. Elite’s Redemption Arc with TK:
The Elite, as AEW’s founders, should have a redemption arc. They could return to being defenders of AEW after initially attacking it. Having them apologize to Tony Khan after realizing their rebellion has spiraled out of control offers depth. This would mirror real-life tensions between Khan and The Elite while giving fans an emotionally satisfying payoff.
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How It Plays Out:
Act 1: The Elite, under Kenny Omega’s leadership, turn on AEW, saying it has lost its soul and become corporate. Hangman Page returns to his darker roots, aligning with them.
Act 2: BCC and Adam Copeland try to stop The Elite’s rebellion. Meanwhile, Shane McMahon arrives, revealing himself as the puppet master of the ex-WWE faction, further dividing the roster.
Act 3: A high-stakes match at Double or Nothing or All In—the culmination—sees The Elite come to their senses, reclaiming their roles as AEW’s heart and soul, and reconciling with Tony Khan.
This approach gives AEW’s homegrown stars prominence, introduces high-stakes storytelling, and uses new acquisitions like Adam Copeland effectively. Fans will connect with the emotional journey, while adding real twists and legends like Shane increases the impact without undermining AEW’s original vision.
God-Of-War-420
Mr. Pool
Christ that cac is irritating...typical AEW mark.
at McIntired.....
I hated when his tweets/videos got posted. Dude was a racist AEW Stan. Funny dog eats dog. Just like MAGAs going after one another.
His nasally voice is irritating as fuck
Surely these shows can get away with some digital trickery to make it seem like there's more crowds..