Jim Ross Reacts To AEW’s Top Stars Questioning Their Need In The Company

Jim Ross Reacts To AEW’s Top Stars Questioning Their Need In The Company
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In a freshly aired episode of his popular podcast, “Grilling JR”, renown wrestling commentator, Jim Ross, delved into the current happenings of champion wrestler, Kenny Omega. Reflecting on Omega’s recent decision to participate in a match with Gabe Kidd in NJPW, before returning to the AEW, Ross had quite a few words to share.

Here are a couple of key takeaways from his engrossing podcast episode:

When discussing the statements made by Kenny Omega, Eddie Kingston, and Toni Storm that AEW doesn’t need their capabilities, Ross voiced his disagreement. “That notion doesn’t sit right with me. Each one of them represents a unique form of talent that keeps me entertained and invested in the sport.”

On the subject of Kenny Omega’s recent remarks, Ross emphasized, “Kenny Omega isn’t just another wrestler. He’s among the best in the business and his claim that AEW doesn’t need him, completely defies logic. Our show without its most celebrated worker? That belief is simply not true, Kenny. His belief, however, might evolve over time. Wrestling isn’t an exact science, especially when it involves replacing one talent with another.”

Ross, candidly confessed his biases and shared, “Admittedly, I am a bit selfish as I want AEW’s biggest stars to remain at the forefront, and I’d hate for Kenny Omega to leave the AEW airwaves for good. Magnificent wrestlers of his caliber are rare gems, proving the age-old saying – they don’t grow on trees. It’s truly heartbreaking to lose someone with a staggering amount of talent and versatility.”

Furthermore, Ross shared his anticipation for AEW All In: Texas at Globe Life Field, “It’s situated in Dallas, right in the heart of the United States, making it easily accessible for fans nationwide. While this location strategy is ambitious, we’ll leave no stone unturned to ensure its success. Notably, this move saves our UK-based wrestlers the travel difficulties. Moreover, it’s a win-win for our Texas-based talents due to the lack of state tax, just like in Florida. The All In: Texas promises to be a thrilling event with an explosive line-up.”

One can listen to the full conversation and more on the latest episode of the “Grilling JR” podcast available below:

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