They is more than one company.
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Disco Inferno Criticizes Use of Foreign Wrestlers
- Thread starter RLStern
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Who doesn’t?
Whoever doesn’t is irrelevant to the United States market.
Whats that gotta do with being over in the United States?
There are thousands of companies, there are companies that are even mainstream in other countries... that’s irrelevant to the United States wrestling market, nothing is relevant in United States wrestling.
The point is that their focus isn't just the US audience.
Wasn't about anything you said.....
More power to them, but they’re irrelevant and niche in the United States and will remain that way unless they change.
The companies aren't just concerned with the US market though. I think you are failing to grasp this.
Any company that's looking to market on an international scale.
There is said to be a potential working relationship with NJPW and AEW. There could possibly be talent exchanges, and international deals. To look at a company as just a English speaking company is very narrow minded to me. WWE is striking deals in different countries, as a brand this is a way where AEW can grow internationally. There aren't many moves right now to improve ratings dramatically. AEW also signed a deal through 2023 for 175 million dollars. So everyone can turn around and say Tony Kahn is a fan boy who's a money mark, but it's not like he's putting on a show with no financial backing.
So about them foreigners? 
Keep this on topic, please.
Keep this on topic, please.
foreigners in wrestling are awesome. As long as it ain't Humberto Carillo I'll mark
