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A Few News I Guess: AEW's Presence INCLUDED In The Royal Rumble!?

Since this week's news is as slow as a Monday Night RAW episode, I decided to showcase a few news, I guess? 

AEW's Presence INCLUDED In The Royal Rumble!? 

With talks of the "forbidden door" especially pertaining to Mickie James' upcoming Royal Rumble match appearance as THE knockouts champion, rumours have been circulating regarding AEW's presence on one of the big 4 that could make AEW fans' cholesterol increase.

Fortunately for the showerless individuals, they can rest now if they believe what Dave Meltzer of thewordmarkislikethenword.com has heard from his snitches. 

In the Observer Newsletter (from WrestlingInc), Meltzer specifically mentioned that there is NO AEW involvement whatsoever this coming Saturday.  

I, for one, love the idea of breaking down the "forbidden door" because it benefits the industry as a whole whether it's for the people working in the business or the people outside of the sector that are just fans. 

Fingers crossed that a surprise may happen at the Royal Rumble (and I'm praying to Allah that it isn't Dan f**king Lambert). 

REASONS As To Why FTR Wasn't On Dynamite This Week. 

The hogs from North Carolina were supposed to face the team of Lee Johnson and Brock Anderson but the match didn't happen. The odd part about this is that the entity didn't inform the world as to why they weren't on this week's Dynamite. 

And you know who got you on the scoop? It's the obvious AEW shill, Dave Meltzer BAYBEEEEEEEE! 

According to the man with a 1000 bad takes (again from WrestlingInc), the tag match was removed for "medical reasons". 

The article I just quoted from, noted that it may be COVID-19 related but has mentioned that they're alright. 

Wrestlers COMPLAINING About The WWE Creative Team!? 

Aka something both fans and wrestlers can relate to in this case. 

According to the podcast that isn't based on the TV show Mad Men, many performers have aired out their frustration on the WWE creative process "compared to just a few years ago" which is especially prominent amongst the top dawgs over at Titan Towers. 

I mean, kinda based!? 


What do you think about the news I just reported and follow me on the tweets @omartheplayaguy? Anyways, stay safe smarks. 

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