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Miro Explains His AEW Absence

Miro hasn't wrestled since he defeated Andrade El Idolo at AEW's World's End pay-per-view back in December, and with it disclosed that following his separation from CJ Perry, he had moved back to Bulgaria, his status with the company wasn't clear. However, during a recent interview with Bill Apter,
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Miro absence update
 


I do find it interesting how Jack Perry according to so many is just boring with no redeemable qualities....yet he consistently gets big reactions and seemingly is moving a decent amount of merch as well. Coming off really good tonight. Set up well to be slide back into AEW at this point.
 
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Fro said:
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Miro Explains His AEW Absence

Miro hasn't wrestled since he defeated Andrade El Idolo at AEW's World's End pay-per-view back in December, and with it disclosed that following his separation from CJ Perry, he had moved back to Bulgaria, his status with the company wasn't clear. However, during a recent interview with Bill Apter,
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Miro absence update
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Injured himself Punching the Clown after losing the hot and flexible wife
 
Moving to Bulgaria doesn’t seem conducive for making weekly appearances
 
“cry me a river” jacket is pretty funny

Idk if id keep reminding ppl of that if i was AEW (actually i know I wouldn’t), but i guess with Jack it’s smart to lean into it- especially on the new japan shows. It’s the most reaction he’s ever gotten outside of people singing Tarzana
 
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The problem with AEW right now is Tony obviously. But if you compare it to hockey for instance it would be like the owner being the GM. And no one wants the owner to be running drafts and building the team and meddling in coaching. He should hire Scott DAmore (or someone similar) to run the wrestling side of things and Tony step back and do the business side. Tony is lighting rod for the haters as well sometimes comically so as he’s also done a lot of good for wrestling. Taking himself out of the equation would be best
 
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The problem with AEW right now is Tony obviously. But if you compare it to hockey for instance it would be like the owner being the GM. And no one wants the owner to be running drafts and building the team and meddling in coaching. He should hire Scott DAmore (or someone similar) to run the wrestling side of things and Tony step back and do the business side. Tony is lighting rod for the haters as well sometimes comically so as he’s also done a lot of good for wrestling. Taking himself out of the equation would be best
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The problem with AEW right now is that their competitor is hotter right now than any other wrestling promotion in history.
 
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I mean it is probably slight hyperbole. It is the hottest WWE has been in 20 years....but the general point is true no? How is it coping to say that WWE getting extremely hot is going to have a negative effect on AEW. That just seems like a fact lol
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Yeah, but it does not explain all of AEW issues, so, yes, it is a cope.
 
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Yes, but no lmao...
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Yes, it explains a turn down in business for AEW but it is far from being the only reason. Heck, I'd argue it is not the primary reason.

Bad booking is the biggest factor. All the drama does not help. Targeting only a small portion of the entire wrestling market.
 
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Yes, it explains a turn down in business for AEW but it is far from being the only reason. Heck, I'd argue it is not the primary reason.

Bad booking is the biggest factor. All the drama does not help. Targeting only a small portion of the entire wrestling market.
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But don't say yes then no...just say no you don't believe it's a thing...comes off as disingenuous

I agree tony is a huge problem, someone saying he should hire Scott damore is a great idea...creative needs a boost
 
Fro said:
But don't say yes then no...just say no you don't believe it's a thing...comes off as disingenuous

I agree tony is a huge problem, someone saying he should hire Scott damore is a great idea...creative needs a boost
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I agree it is a factor. I disagree it is a primary one. To me, using it as the reason is a cope to avoid the real issues.

Sorry if I was not clear
 
Scandale du Jour said:
Yes, it explains a turn down in business for AEW but it is far from being the only reason. Heck, I'd argue it is not the primary reason.

Bad booking is the biggest factor. All the drama does not help. Targeting only a small portion of the entire wrestling market.
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It's also some bad business decisions. Their tour schedule is kind of wonky as they triple dip markets too often and tend to go to places right after WWE was there which is probably hurting attendance.

Some advertising issues too on top of it as well

The TV ratings are whatever, attendance is what has been concerning business wise.
 
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Yeah, but it does not explain all of AEW issues, so, yes, it is a cope.
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Makes absolutely no sense to be completely honest. Saying that AEW has been negatively effected by a strong WWE is not saying AEW doesn't have other internal issues. It isn't an either or situation, so what about that is "coping"? It is just reality. We also don't actually have any tangible way of knowing what is and isn't a bigger reason for the product going cold either. It is just one of the reasons, now the difference is they can't actually do anything about WWE being hot. They can take care of their own business.
 
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It's also some bad business decisions. Their tour schedule is kind of wonky as they triple dip markets too often and tend to go to places right after WWE was there which is probably hurting attendance.

Some advertising issues too on top of it as well

The TV ratings are whatever, attendance is what has been concerning business wise.
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I do agree with this...the visiting same markets/timing is not helping
 
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Kenny Omega talks Brawl Out, his relationship with CM Punk

He opened up a bit about a subject we never expected to hear any of the men involved speak on. Omega also downplayed his role as an EVP at AEW in comments that come at an interesting time after all that’s gone on between Punk and his former company over the past two weeks.
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Thought this was good. Kenny did indeed get Larry out of harms way! Saint move! Seems like the Bucks/Page have more of an issue with Punk than Kenny
 
TheBeastCoast said:
I mean it is probably slight hyperbole. It is the hottest WWE has been in 20 years....but the general point is true no? How is it coping to say that WWE getting extremely hot is going to have a negative effect on AEW. That just seems like a fact lol
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They just sold over 200k tickets in a single 5 day period. It's not hyperbole, it's fact.
 
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