Various News – Jake Roberts, Ethan Page Promotes AEW’s Charity Work, Kevin Sullivan

Jake “The Snake” Roberts appeared as the guest on this week’s episode of Hey! (EW) with RJ City. You can watch the show below:

Ethan Page announced on Saturday that AEW has struck a partnership with Best Buddies, a nonprofit organization devoted to helping people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Page tweeted,

“So very happy & proud to announce @AEW ‘s partnership with @bestbuddies x @aewtogether last night in Newark, NJ

As well as announcing myself as one of #AEW ‘s official Global Ambassadors for this partnership with #BestBuddies”

So very happy & proud to announce @AEW ‘s partnership with @bestbuddies x @aewtogether last night in Newark, NJ

As well as announcing myself as one of #AEW ‘s official Global Ambassadors for this partnership with #BestBuddies pic.twitter.com/pq4niftoe1

— “All Ego” Ethan Page (@OfficialEGO) July 23, 2023

On the “Tuesdays with the Taskmaster” podcast, Kevin Sullivan discussed the Dungeon Of Doom stable and the idea behind the formation of the faction. The gimmick, which Sullivan adopted on screen as the Taskmaster, took on Hulk Hogan in 1995. He said,

“Well, somebody had creative control, meaning Hulk, and if you look at what Hulk was doing is, he was going back to the guys he drew money with. So [Paul Wight became Andre the Giant]. The Renegade, remember him? He became Ultimate Warrior until we got Ultimate Warrior. He surrounded himself with guys that he had drawn money with, Tenta, Duggan, Brutus; he brought all his friends in. The thing about all his friends, they had drawn money, but the business was rapidly changing, as you know.”

“So my idea about the Dungeon of Doom was, ‘Let me put them all in one segment and kind of encapsulate it there.’ So I won’t have to put them all through the show,” he explained. “Because, like I said, it was changing rapidly. We had the luchadores and cruiserweights, and the business was rapidly changing. It was hard for him to see the business changing because he had been so successful.”

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