especially stupid because Andrade left CMLL (his original promotion) for WWE then when he left WWE , he went to AAA because CMLL were dumb and treated RUSH/ Dragon Lee (correct me if im wrong) like shit so he just went to where his bros were. CMLL are now strongarming NJPW into not letting AAA talent on a AEW/NJPW show , which is some petty small dick shit . Especially that, imo, CMLL get way more out of NJPW than NJPW gets out of CMLL . They are extremely lucky Japan still runs on archaic "loyalty" bullshit , but I had hoped NJPW would have fully gotten their own heads out of theirs asses and realizing they could make more money with aew than being weird petty babies. Was hoping they would apply this to CMLL and tell em "or what"
To explain this a bit more, Andrade left CMLL for WWE is correct, but he left on good terms. Rush wanted to leave CMLL for a while so he could go to other places and home in his wrestling ability, and he felt like CMLL didn't value him as much. CMLL then fired Rush when he became RoH Champion and gave CMLL a notice that was more or less saying "I know my value as a Wrestler. So, I am done." Dragon Lee was going to stay with CMLL, but when Lee wrestled at PWG's Battle of Los Angeles in 2018 or 2019, against CMLL's order, CMLL pretty much canned him and Lee was taken by this. So seeing all of that and few other things I could go into, but most people won't understand unless you watch those promotions kind of swayed Andrade's hand to AAA.
You are welcome, and I try to explain thing related to Lucha Libre as easy as possible since a good amount of people don't really follow them like I do so, it is no problem for me to explain things. If you ever have a question or wnat someone's history in CMLL, AAA, or any other Lucha promotion I will always be willing to help out. I was thinking of that as well New Japan will once again be in an awkward situation with RoH since, assuming from what I have read, they will be branch of AEW. Though by then CMLL and AAA may have made up and be "friends" again, but who knows with them.
Yeah, Stardom and TJPW are okay with another. Not quite "friends" but they don't have much of a problem with the other.
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well, that means I will try to go every yearTony Khan 'hoping' AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door becomes annual event
Khan said he hopes the joint show between AEW and NJPW becomes an annual event.
Tony Khan is hoping that Forbidden Door becomes an annual event.
In an interview with Comicbook, Khan expressed hope that the joint show between AEW and NJPW would happen anually going forward.
“Yeah. I think we are hoping that's what it'll become,” Khan said when asked.
Khan also talked about working with Gedo in developing the card for the June 26 show, which will take place at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois.
“So, Gedo and I, generally anything that involves AEW & New Japan, I think we're both going to have to agree on what the matchup is, and what the ideas are for the show,” Khan said. And in general, that's what we've been doing for over a year now. And it's worked really well.”
The first match for Forbidden Door was set at NJPW Dominion this past weekend, when Hiroshi Tanahashi won the interim AEW World Championship qualifier. He will face Jon Moxley, who defeated Kyle O’Reilly to earn a spot in the title match. Another match, a four-way for the new AEW All-Atlantic Championship, has also been announced with PAC being the first to qualify.
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the wrestling Gods do work in mysterious ways. the match must happen or elseAEW's Tony Khan stopped Tanahashi vs. Moxley from happening 'many times'
The AEW head admitted he prevented the Forbidden Door pay-per-view main event from previously happening.
THIS IS WHY THE WRESTLING GODS INJURED CM PUNK YOU ASSHOLE
