What is your main criticism of AEW?

poor booking and formatting, you get whiplash watching the show because theres too much shit on it that makes it inconsistent

>someone gets momentum
>they disappear
>momentum is gone
>crowd cheers for contrived spots like monkeys and the show never improves

Tony is bad at pacing his storylines and he'll randomly drop them for weeks on end and let them get completely cold. He also tries to fit so much stuff into the show that nothing is allowed to emotionally resonate. A big moment will happen and then immediately "TO THE BACK!"

lack of focus and weak storylines
I cannot defend the mess that is punk/moxley

I knew about the Lethal situation but he’s a generic nobody who shouldn’t have that kinda pull. Black Machismo and imitating Flair was the most relevant thing he’s done and I don’t remember what year that was. Like user said, I need those glorious titties back on my tv screen while they’re still prime.

It's literally PWG with a bigger budget, all while mascarading as the premier wrestling show for the true wrestling fan.

Roster isn't well used, anyone who is or can be a star should be on every episode of dynamite. Giving them weeks off (don't watch rampage) keeps them from gaining any momentum, so even if they are being booked well it feels wishy washy.

And when the PPVs come around they cram in a ton of matches, most of which are multiman man matches which stand no chance of telling a story, and heaven forbid anyone not be allowed to go under 15 minutes, Ethan Page has shit he needs to get in so he needs just as much time as Danielson.

I think it's cool so many wrestlers are getting guaranteed pay from a money mark. But a lot of them shouldn't be allowed on anything but the youtube shows.

>CM Punk having a platform to spew his leftist garbage
I would kill myself if I was so fragile that a grown man with the middle of the road politics of a soccer mom triggered me this hard.

Tony Khan's inexperience in the business. You can link it to any shortcoming of AEW. From generally sloppy and inconsistent booking to the state of his locker room and not having a clue how to manage the egos of his talent. The ship is doomed to sink at this point, as continuing to let his EVPs run the product into the ground will be a slow death but firing them in lieu of something that knows what they are doing would alienate his core flippy shit audience and cut off the majority of AEW's already tiny audience.

Any semblance of a "war" is over. Genuinely hope Paul's WWE is better than Vince's children's programming.

When I look at a wrestling card and can instantly tell who is going over in 90% of the matches. Loses a lot of intrigue and reason to watch for me. So the very predictable conservative booking that Tony does essentially.

Way to cut off the second half of user's sentence to try and prove how totally not triggered you are by the takes of others.

>continuing to let his EVPs run the product into the ground
lol if u actually think they are the problem

But enough about you
Too many debuts
Roster is too big
This without the crowd cheering for spotmonkeys
Current storylines range from the drizzeling shits at worst to meh at best
Forced push of Guavara, Yuta and Garcia
Too many titles
Too many former NXT guys
Rampage seems superfluous
New guys get pushed over their own talent
Losing Cody
JR
Thunder Rosa
Show is too match-heavy, needs more angles and promos

>lol if u actually think they are the problem
>Tony Khan's inexperience in the business.
>Tony Khan
I guess I shouldn't be surprised retards on here have no reading comprehension.

he stripped them of all their power and they do basically nothing

Rampage being treated as an afterthought.

user said the root of the issue is TK's inexperience in handling his EVPs. And if you don't think it's a problem to let your top talent book themselves, go back and watch WCW circa 1999-2001.

Keep pushing the bucks despite the crowd being dead for their matches.

That last ladder match they got a bigger pop for setting up the table than they did going through it.