On a recent edition of the “What Happened When” podcast, AEW referee Bryce Remsberg lavished praise on his colleague Tony Schiavone, honoring the legendary broadcaster’s work ethic as one of AEW’s best.
Remsburg said, “You’ve earned your keep. Tony’s one of the hardest-working guys in AEW. Collision started, there’s kind of this division, everybody’s kind of gonna go where…Tony, maybe reluctantly, but still, raised his hand, and is one of the few guys that travels to every single show twice a week. Ring of Honor pay-per-views, Dynamite, Rampage, Collision.
I say Tony Schiavone and Chris, our other wardrobe guy, are the hardest-working men in All Elite Wrestling. You see Tony on camera, you see Chris behind camera. But it’s every town, every city, 66 years old, doesn’t look a day over 76, but he’s working really hard, he’s there every week, every show, making towns. A professional, a pro’s pro….I’ve been at AEW since day one, it’s been almost five years, I’ve seen a few guys come and go, but there are few that work as hard and prepare and take their job as seriously as Tony Schiavone.”
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Tony Schiavone, a legendary broadcaster in the world of professional wrestling, has been praised by his colleague and AEW referee Bryce Remsberg for his exceptional work ethic. Remsberg described Schiavone as one of the hardest-working individuals in All Elite Wrestling (AEW), highlighting his dedication to the job.
According to Remsberg, Schiavone is one of the few individuals who travels to every single show twice a week. This includes AEW’s flagship shows like Dynamite and Rampage, as well as special events like Collision and Ring of Honor pay-per-views. Despite being 66 years old, Schiavone continues to work tirelessly, showing no signs of slowing down.
Remsberg also acknowledged the efforts of Chris, AEW’s wardrobe guy, as one of the hardest-working individuals behind the scenes. While Schiavone is often seen on camera, Chris works diligently behind the scenes. Together, they are considered the hardest-working men in AEW.
Having been with AEW since its inception, Remsberg has witnessed many individuals come and go. However, he believes that few people work as hard and take their job as seriously as Tony Schiavone. He commended Schiavone for his professionalism and dedication to his craft.
In a recent episode of the “What Happened When” podcast, Remsberg’s praise for Schiavone shed light on the broadcaster’s commitment to his role in AEW. Despite his age, Schiavone continues to deliver top-notch commentary and play a vital role in enhancing the viewers’ experience.
Schiavone’s dedication and work ethic serve as an inspiration to aspiring broadcasters and professionals in the wrestling industry. His ability to consistently perform at a high level and his commitment to his craft make him a respected figure in AEW.
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In conclusion, Tony Schiavone’s work ethic and dedication to his role as a broadcaster in AEW have earned him praise from his colleague Bryce Remsberg. Schiavone’s commitment to his craft and his ability to consistently deliver exceptional performances make him one of the hardest-working individuals in the wrestling industry. As fans, we can appreciate his contributions and look forward to witnessing his continued success in AEW.