Old Man

just to be clear they're all made up and not real

you're trying to combine the lies

there's gonna be some really good matches for sure

I don't go out of my way but I'll still watch it, still pretty good sometimes.

I've watched a lot of wrestling and really enjoy seeing different wrestling styles and characters.

I don't like everything on every show but it's almost always a great show overall

he's become a fantastic cocky little bad guy that you love to hate

yeah they're silly and still fun to watch

they'll do something with the shield again even if they have to drag them out for the hall of fame

I'm not in aew, I have no idea of what they might want out of a deal with wwe.

and you're still not privy to any real business information about anything to do with the wrestling business. as the man says it's rumor and innuendo. good day sir.

read carefully - you are not in any planning meetings of a tko business, and you have no idea what kind of business plans they have.

I wish I had a dollar for every 'it'll never happen' that's happened in wrestling, it would make the million dollar man seem like a peasant

assumption

you're trying to prove wwe never want a deal because reasons but you have no way to know if those reasons are actual facts.

try and get out of your own desire to prove something and read carefully. if wwe wants to make money and they could make money on a deal with aew they would try to make money. I say anything is possible because wwe wants to make money no matter how unlikely it is that either wants to make a deal.

because they are a business that wants to make money

it would've been great if they hadn't run most of the former wcw and ecw talent into the ground. is vince still running it now? did they run cody into the ground because he's a former aew guy?

again you are assuming. wwe already had a 'monopoly' and their business went in the toilet. tna got started and kept going because fans didn't want wwe. some of those wrestlers have, and still do, later sign with wwe. there's no reason wwe wouldn't want another company to make stars.

you're assuming there is a 'goal of monopoly'. you have no real knowledge of that.

I have established that you have no knowledge to back your assumption that aew and wwe would never have any kind of business agreement. In the real world it's not wrestling favorites it's wrestling business, and in the wrestling business the only real things are the money and the miles.

you have no idea what goes on behind closed doors of either company. your argument that I have to prove some circumstance where they would work together could be any infinite number of things.

Willie Nelson has played the same guitar for almost his entire career. They've made exact copies for him but nope it's just not the same. So Willie plays the hell out of his guitar and has a guy whose only job is to fix Willie's guitar.

so you assume that aew and wwe hate each other so much that aew will never call anyone at wwe and say 'hey paul it's tony, what can we do about this andrade thing?'. these people all know each other. they are a business. they want to make money.

I really like this one

your arguments are based on assumptions. you say wwe does not do business in good faith yet they have many business partners that seem to be pleased to give them money.

I'm not sure how those people have anything to do with it. I don't need to argue that mox being the mystery man is the absolute least likely thing any of them would do, because they would never do it. but that doesn't mean it's impossible.

no working relationship that you know of. but they could, which is the whole point.

again you are completely fixated on the idea that the only way mox could do it is if he signed a wwe contract. so how does tna contracted wrestler joe hendry appear in a wrestlemania match? they made an agreement.

I'm supposed to say it was the best because I grew up with it but almost everything they did was gold