On a recent edition of the “Talk is Jericho” podcast, Adam Copeland (Edge) weighed in on the differences he is currently experiencing as part of his transition from WWE to AEW.
Copeland noted that the dynamics of production between AEW and WWE have their differences and that he is enjoying the learning curve at his new workplace.
You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On adjusting to a new company: “I’m sure there [are] going to be aspects of it that I have to get used to [and] re-train my brain on. That’s cool, though. But it’s rare that you start a brand new job fresh at 49 years old, right? … Okay, it’s wrestling still — don’t get me wrong. But there’s still a lot of differences in companies and how they do it, and that’s just exciting to me — to kind of discover how it’s done here.”
On the highlights of shooting his AEW intro video: “I felt like a teenager. It was a lot of fun. I didn’t realize how much I missed that – being really ‘grassroots’ involved in it. You know, because a lot of times [in WWE] — and it’s amazing — but I’d say ideas and they’d go, ‘Okay, we can do that.’ And you’d just see it. But it’s fun to be involved.”
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Adam Copeland, also known as Edge, recently discussed his transition from WWE to AEW on the “Talk is Jericho” podcast. He highlighted the differences in production dynamics between the two companies and expressed his excitement about learning and adapting to his new workplace.
Starting a new job at the age of 49 is a unique experience, especially in the wrestling industry. Copeland acknowledged that there will be aspects of AEW that he needs to get used to and retrain his brain on. However, he finds it thrilling to discover how things are done in a different company.
One of the highlights for Copeland was shooting his AEW intro video. He mentioned feeling like a teenager and emphasized how much he missed being grassroots involved in the process. In WWE, he would often suggest ideas, and they would be implemented without much involvement from him. Being actively involved in the creative process at AEW has brought back a sense of fun and excitement for him.
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Overall, Adam Copeland’s transition from WWE to AEW has brought about new experiences and challenges. He is embracing the learning curve and enjoying being more involved in the creative process. Fans can look forward to seeing how Copeland’s journey unfolds in his new company.