Skytel
@skytel.bsky.social
Yes, this is my burner account. Been in the industry for 20+ years.
Also "Swerve came from the WWE" is such a bizarre take. He was killing it on the indies for like a decade.
June 1, 2025 at 3:47 AM
Also "Swerve came from the WWE" is such a bizarre take. He was killing it on the indies for like a decade.
He's young, and already ripping it up on the indies again. He'll be fine.
June 1, 2025 at 3:41 AM
He's young, and already ripping it up on the indies again. He'll be fine.
Nah, he's already beaten Mox in a Texas Death Match.
May 26, 2025 at 4:40 AM
Nah, he's already beaten Mox in a Texas Death Match.
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this is why it's so important that AEW stay the course and focus on being itself, i.e., an actual alternative with its own particular philosophy and approach to a wrestling presentation
AEW will never overtake WWE and that's fine but they're in position to exist as a thriving #2 and that's good
AEW will never overtake WWE and that's fine but they're in position to exist as a thriving #2 and that's good
May 25, 2025 at 2:23 PM
this is why it's so important that AEW stay the course and focus on being itself, i.e., an actual alternative with its own particular philosophy and approach to a wrestling presentation
AEW will never overtake WWE and that's fine but they're in position to exist as a thriving #2 and that's good
AEW will never overtake WWE and that's fine but they're in position to exist as a thriving #2 and that's good
WWE's biggest threat to their own existence is the insatiable appetite for exponential growth that they must feed, on a quarterly basis for TKO.
May 25, 2025 at 2:06 PM
WWE's biggest threat to their own existence is the insatiable appetite for exponential growth that they must feed, on a quarterly basis for TKO.
They've experienced two major ones (Cody and Punk) and while stumbled, kept going with a huge group of established main event talent, and hungry younger talent stepping up.
May 25, 2025 at 2:05 PM
They've experienced two major ones (Cody and Punk) and while stumbled, kept going with a huge group of established main event talent, and hungry younger talent stepping up.
A key part of this is how deep AEW's roster is. Unlike territories that died, WCW, and ECW - there is no realistic scenario that could see AEW losing a large chunk of their top stars at any point in the future.
May 25, 2025 at 2:05 PM
A key part of this is how deep AEW's roster is. Unlike territories that died, WCW, and ECW - there is no realistic scenario that could see AEW losing a large chunk of their top stars at any point in the future.
AEW's audience won't tune out of AEW because WWE is running Bill Goldberg's retirement as a TV special to pop a rating.
They're invested in AEW right now. That's where we are. That's how AEW survives through All In this summer, and builds for years to come.
They're invested in AEW right now. That's where we are. That's how AEW survives through All In this summer, and builds for years to come.
May 25, 2025 at 2:05 PM
AEW's audience won't tune out of AEW because WWE is running Bill Goldberg's retirement as a TV special to pop a rating.
They're invested in AEW right now. That's where we are. That's how AEW survives through All In this summer, and builds for years to come.
They're invested in AEW right now. That's where we are. That's how AEW survives through All In this summer, and builds for years to come.