AEW champs and when they hit 1 million viewers (Punk's reign is basically NULL as he was injured right after winning)

Not at all for a HW champ being booked like a midcarder at times and having to feud w/Cole. It was pretty stable all things considered.

Mox is an antidraw too

We know where AEW went wrong.

Page, for some fucking reason, did really well. His build up to the win was solid, people liked him a lot, as a champ I don't think he left the impact someone like Jericho, Moxley, and Omega did before him, but it's not like business was bad under him either. Plus with him we had all those title matches on TV, which I think he did the most out of all the champs so far? I might have to look at some numbers to back that up.

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this proves exactly what anyone with a lick of sense knows.
AEW original stars are the draw of AEW and need to be pushed.
not ex WWE people.

>Punk did all the heavy lifting
shut up faggot
Punk can't lift the stairs
Kenny carried AEW main event on his sawdusted neck
CM Punk was stinking up the joint until MJF

Thank you Cleaner

Jericho's the real janetty, how do you get that kind of drop off in a white hot fed like AEW 2019 was

The amount of mental gymnastics done by people trying to hate on Punk lol. It’s amazing how much he triggers you tards

Mox got screwed when it came to his reign so its nice to see them give him another go. His role was to pretty much keep the company stable during the pandemic while they competed with NXT
>Jericho was fortunate enough to have the series premiere bump
>Omega had the post Wednesday Night War and hype for Punk and Danielson bumps
>Hangman had the TBS premiere bump

Yeah, he was dealt a shit hand. If there's anyone who deserves to be AEW's first two-time world champion, it's Mox.