Colt Cabana On His AEW Backstage Role, Rocky Romero Wants Danielson/Okada Rematch In Japan
On a recent edition of the “MuscleManMalcolm” podcast, Colt Cabana shared his experience working as a producer in AEW.
Cabana spoke about his role and what it entails, and you can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On his role in AEW: “I don’t know about ‘Big AEW Superstar.’ I’m there, I get a check. Sometimes I get on the shows. I do help backstage, I do a lot of producing.”
On which matches he has produced: “I was producer for Orange Cassidy and Wheeler Yuta. I was on the headsets and helping the director. As a producer, because I know wrestling, the director might not know wrestling, so I’ll be on the headset and I can kind of see, ‘You might want to get this angle because this might happen.’ It usually does because I’ve been wrestling for so long, I can foresee it.”
In other news, Bryan Danielson defeated Kazuchika Okada in the main event of AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door 2023, and Rocky Romero recently shared his thoughts on the match during an appearance on the “Keepin’ It Strong Style” podcast.
You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On Danielson’s match with Okada at Forbidden Door 2023: “It’s unfortunate that Bryan broke his arm halfway through because obviously, it was still a great match, and what I do love though is the fact that with that ending, there’s more that you can do with that story, whether it be at Forbidden Door next year or wherever it goes. I feel like they haven’t hit their pinnacle yet. It was like the perfect first-time meeting. That’s exactly what a first-time meeting should be between two major wrestlers, and leave a little on the table, a little meat on the bone, so that you can really go in on the next one. I don’t know when that will be, but I hope that happens in the next year or so. Obviously, Bryan had a hard style, and I feel like it’s starting to catch up a little bit, so sooner is better than later.”
On a possible rematch at Wrestle Kindgom: “I would love to see that happen in Japan because they’ll just have so much more space to do what they want to do and how they’ll do it and how the fans will react. Forbidden Door is pretty special when it comes to fan reactions because it’s the most hardcore fans watching the product, who love both products or really love wrestling. Not to take away from that, but I feel like there’s something special about the aura of Japan and them meeting in Japan and how they would probably structure their match and do their match compared to how they would do it for an American crowd. So yeah, that would be nuts to have Bryan on a big show or Tokyo Dome or whatever, if it does happen.”
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