WrestleMania 42 Night One delivered a 6.5 out of 10 — fine wrestling, one genuine emotional moment in Paige’s return, and a main event worth watching. But 95 minutes of ring time in four hours, a crowd of 50,000 down from 63,226 last year, and constant commercial breaks left Dave and Ben asking the same question: did this feel like WrestleMania?
AEW Lacks Star Power: A Critical Analysis
During the January 5th, 2024, episode of Wrestling Uncensored, co-hosts Dave Simon and Johnny North discussed various aspects of All Elite Wrestling (AEW), touching on several key topics and speculations but honed in on the glaring fact that AEW lacks star power that Dave tweeted about while watching this week’s episode of AEW Dynamite.
Read Dave & Johnny’s thoughts on the Road to Wrestlemania, also from this episode.
Discussing the point that AEW Lacks Star Power
Dave and Johnny’s discussion indicates that AEW lacks star power and might be facing a critical juncture where key wrestlers’ absence or reduced presence could significantly impact the promotion’s appeal and success. This situation highlights the importance of building a deep roster of compelling characters and storylines to ensure the promotion’s resilience against the absence of individual stars.
AEW Lacks Star Power: A Critical Analysis
During the January 5th, 2024, episode of Wrestling Uncensored, co-hosts Dave Simon and Johnny North discussed various aspects of All Elite Wrestling (AEW), touching on several key topics and speculations but honed in on the glaring fact that AEW lacks star power that Dave tweeted about while watching this week’s episode of AEW Dynamite.
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