AEW President Tony Khan has faced backlash from fans in the past few months due to his Twitter posts.
During an interview with Adrian Hernandez, Khan talkedabout the criticism. He said,
“We’ve been able to promote the show and build engagement. Also, the company has a great presence. We have a great connection with the fans. We’ve been able to build real engagement at times. There is tangible proof of that and our huge TV ratings and the fact that three of the last four weeks, Dynamite has beat the NBA on ESPN straight up. We’ve had great success connecting with our fans. I think what we have going works really well,” he said.
AEW President Tony Khan has been at the center of controversy in recent months due to his activity on Twitter. Fans have expressed their dissatisfaction with some of his posts, leading to a backlash against him. However, Khan has addressed this criticism and defended his actions in a recent interview.
During an interview with Adrian Hernandez, Khan spoke about the backlash he has faced and the impact it has had on AEW. He emphasized that despite the criticism, the company has been able to effectively promote its shows and build engagement with fans. Khan pointed to the company’s strong presence and connection with its audience as evidence of their success.
One of the key points Khan made was the significant TV ratings that AEW has achieved. He highlighted that in three of the last four weeks, AEW’s flagship show “Dynamite” has outperformed the NBA on ESPN in terms of viewership. This demonstrates the level of engagement and support AEW has been able to generate from its fanbase.
Khan also mentioned the tangible proof of their success, indicating that the company’s strategy is working well. Despite the backlash on social media, AEW has managed to connect with its fans and create a loyal following. This success can be attributed to their ability to deliver compelling storylines, exciting matches, and memorable moments that resonate with their audience.
It is worth noting that Khan’s use of Twitter has been both praised and criticized. Some fans appreciate his direct interaction with them, as it gives them a sense of involvement and connection to the promotion. However, others argue that his tweets can be divisive and detract from the overall image of AEW.
In the interview, Khan did not directly address specific instances or controversies surrounding his tweets. Instead, he focused on the positive impact AEW has had on its fans and the wrestling industry as a whole. He emphasized that their success speaks for itself and that they will continue to build on their achievements.
While Khan’s Twitter activity may continue to be a topic of discussion among fans, it is clear that AEW has been able to thrive despite the criticism. The company’s ability to engage with its audience and deliver compelling content has resulted in significant ratings success. As AEW continues to grow and evolve, it will be interesting to see how Khan’s social media presence and its impact on the promotion develop.