Nick Wayne Wrestling Prodigy

[nomameswey]

 

[nomameswey]

 

[nomameswey]

w/ Kyle Fletcher

 

[WhiteG0D]

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Um yeah, I'm gonna need him to wreck me right now!

 

[nomameswey]

 

[DX2069]

Um yeah, I'm gonna need him to wreck me right now!

The amount of ass this man is getting prob exhausts him lol

 

[WhiteG0D]

The amount of ass this man is getting prob exhausts him lol

I hope he is getting more than he knows what to do with. He is a God

 

[nomameswey]

Imagine having a 60 Minute Iron Man Match in your hometown at 18 years old.

 

[Di_No]

What are they going to do for an hour?

 

[nomameswey]

What are they going to do for an hour?

Be hot and do spots.

 

[nomameswey]

From Philadelphia:

 

[ImAFtLauderDude]

What are they going to do for an hour?

Uh longshot here, but probably pretend to fight.

 

[nomameswey]

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[Kipod]

Somehow he's storyline in AEW got stuck. they had good momentum .... its a shame he used only like a third-side in of the Edge-Christian story

but then again, he is doing a really poor job protecting hes heelish persona on social media

 

[Di_No]

It's more surprising when people have consistent booking in AEW. He will be back when there's something for him.

 

[nomameswey]

AEW has always encouraged talent to take bookings with other promotions. That makes sense seeing as they’re a company born out of the 2010’s indies. It’s mutually beneficial and part of why they’ve grown so fast.

 

[nomameswey]

AEW has always encouraged talent to take bookings with other promotions. That makes sense seeing as they’re a company born out of the 2010’s indies. It’s mutually beneficial and part of why they’ve grown so fast.

As far as the heel thing goes, again, most talent don’t maintain a heel persona outside of work and tv anymore. Most stopped doing that way back in the 00s.

 

[Di_No]

As far as the heel thing goes, again, most talent don’t maintain a heel persona outside of work and tv anymore. Most stopped doing that way back in the 00s.

Which is part of why no one buys into wrestling any more. It's a shame because the actual wrestlers are more athletic than they've ever been but very few protect their gimmick now and it definitely lessens engagement in the product.

 

[nomameswey]

Which is part of why no one buys into wrestling any more. It's a shame because the actual wrestlers are more athletic than they've ever been but very few protect their gimmick now and it definitely lessens engagement in the product.

People engage with it differently than they did when there was just TV and road shows. Pro wrestling as a whole is huge right now but you won’t necessarily be able to see that reflected solely in, say, TV numbers.

 

[Di_No]

People engage with it differently than they did when there was just TV and road shows. Pro wrestling as a whole is huge right now but you won’t necessarily be able to see that reflected solely in, say, TV numbers.

It's not quite at the old "water-cooler" point but yes, it's hotter as an industry than it has been in about 15 years.