Paul Wight hoping to return to the ring

[Chris]

On returning to the ring:

“God I hope so, because Tony Khan paid me a shit ton of money to get in the ring and so far I haven’t done shit.'

On Captain Insano:

“Captain Insano was a pretty cool gift. Tony Khan worked it out, got the intellectual property rights for me. So we’ve been waiting to pull the trigger on that. Just to be honest, a lot of it’s been my fault. Having surgeries and stuff like that. So it’s about me getting in the gym, training, getting ready [to] where I feel comfortable. Because it’s basically a one-shot run. You know, I can’t pull the trigger on this half-assed and go out and fail. When I pull the trigger on Captain Insano, it’s got to be 100 percent we run that until the wheels fall off and then we ride off into the sunset.”

On injury time off:

“That’s why I really haven’t been doing a lot of things on AEW, because being the awesome boss that Tony Khan [is] he’s giving me the time to basically get my shit straight and get ready for it. Believe me, there’s an unbelievable amount of pressure on myself to get this done and get this in a way where the fans are appreciative of seeing me compete again. And not like an, ‘Oh, that’s sad. Shoot him, put him out of his misery.’ Like Old Yeller, take me out back and put me down. I don’t want to get put down yet. I kind of want to go out like Sting did. Have a nice little run, have some great matches, work with some of this amazing young talent we have in AEW, and then slide out.”

 

[BSE]

I’m not sure why he wants to be in the ring. It honestly looks like he can barely walk nowadays.

 

[Chris]

Some more stuff from this, about Hobbs this time

“Will Hobbs is amazing. I have nothing but nice things to say about Will. One: He looks like an absolute monster. Two: He is one of the nicest, humble human beings – and I’ve met a lot of people in this business – Will Hobbs is top three most humble and nice people I’ve ever met."

“And when you talk to Will Hobbs and you give him advice from your perspective – because I tell talent all the time, ‘You can take in information, process it. It may work for you, it may not. But listen to it.’ You give Will Hobbs advice on something, ‘Hey man, in my opinion, this, this, and this’ – he’ll go out and try it, and he’ll change it, and he’ll make a change immediately.”

 

[Comrade Khan]