Maria Kanellis hasn’t been featured alongside the Undisputed Kingdom on recent episodes of AEW TV, and she recently took to Twitter to comment on her absence. She wrote,
“It is what it is. I always figure out how to make the most of any situation. I was ditzy, lost every match, broke bones, changed companies, pregnant, fired, and 20 years later here I am. Luckily I’m working with two incredibly talented individuals that will continue to grow with experience and opportunity. Although I think the Kingdom could have used the help last night.”
.It is what it is. I always figure out how to make the most of any situation. I was ditzy, lost every match, broke bones, changed companies, pregnant, fired, and 20 years later here I am. Luckily I’m working with two incredibly talented individuals that will continue to grow with… https://t.co/TDt4O1tnIn
— MariaKanellisBennett (@MariaLKanellis) March 28, 2024
On this week’s episode of AEW Dynamite, Will Ospreay picked up a win over Katsuyori Shibata prior to his singles match with Bryan Danielson at the upcoming AEW Dynasty pay-per-view event.
Speaking in a “Digital Exclusive” following the show, Ospreay sent a message to Danielson. He said,
“The beauty of this is myself and Bryan look at Shibata as the measuring stick of what professional wrestling is. If you watch what Bryan Danielson did when he faced Shibata, because I remember it, the guy got a quick flash victory.”
He continued, “You want to know the difference between my victory? I took all that punishment, no ones got that endurance like I’ve got endurance, and how did I beat him today? Storm Driver, Hidden Blade, 1-2-3, wasn’t flash, wasn’t a fluke victory, it was just me being the better wrestler.”
EXCLUSIVE! After a hard-fought victory on #AEWDynamite, our cameras catch up with Will Ospreay!@willospreay pic.twitter.com/yl0AwKmySl
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) March 28, 2024
Maria Kanellis, a former professional wrestler, has recently addressed her absence from the Undisputed Kingdom on recent episodes of AEW TV. In a tweet, she expressed her ability to make the most of any situation, highlighting her past experiences of losing matches, sustaining injuries, changing companies, being pregnant, and even getting fired. Despite these challenges, she emphasized that she is currently working with two incredibly talented individuals who will continue to grow with experience and opportunity.
Kanellis’ absence from the Undisputed Kingdom has raised questions among fans and viewers. While she didn’t provide specific reasons for her absence, her tweet suggests that she may have been dealing with personal or professional circumstances that prevented her from appearing on AEW TV. However, she remains optimistic and determined to make the most of any situation.
Meanwhile, on the latest episode of AEW Dynamite, Will Ospreay secured a victory over Katsuyori Shibata. This win sets the stage for his upcoming singles match against Bryan Danielson at the AEW Dynasty pay-per-view event. In a “Digital Exclusive” interview following the show, Ospreay addressed Danielson directly.
Ospreay acknowledged Shibata as the measuring stick of professional wrestling and compared Danielson’s previous encounter with Shibata to his own victory. He highlighted that while Danielson’s win was quick and flashy, his own victory was the result of enduring punishment and showcasing superior wrestling skills. Ospreay emphasized his endurance and claimed that his win over Shibata was not a fluke but a testament to his abilities as a wrestler.
Ospreay’s comments serve as a message to Bryan Danielson, indicating his confidence and determination to prove himself as a formidable opponent. With their upcoming match at AEW Dynasty, fans can expect an intense showdown between two highly skilled wrestlers.
Overall, both Maria Kanellis’ absence from the Undisputed Kingdom and Will Ospreay’s victory over Katsuyori Shibata have generated intrigue and anticipation among AEW fans. As the wrestling landscape continues to evolve, these developments add to the excitement and unpredictability of the sport.