Since launching in 2019, AEW has experienced considerable growth and success. However, in the past year, the company has encountered challenges and a bit of decline. Despite this, it still faces criticism from many fans, no matter what actions it takes. Recently, Daniel Garcia spoke out against retired wrestlers who seem to have built their careers on criticizing AEW.
AEW President Tony Khan, known for his wrestling passion, faced a Twittercontroversy impacting his reputationearlier this year. There has been a lot of online discourse surrounding AEW as well, with many people with bad faith actively wanting AEWs demise and claiming the company is doomed.
In a recent interview with Uproxx, Daniel Garcia addressed the issue of wrestling media, noting that while some outlets, like Busted Open, contribute positively to the industry, others focus on criticism of AEW for attention. He pointed out that many of these critics are retired wrestlers who seem to be trying to revive their careers by bashing AEW and those striving for success. Garcia expressed disappointment at this trend, emphasizing that its disheartening to witness, and he hopes to avoid a similar path in his own future.
Even Tony Schiavone hit back at AEWs detractors and called them idiots. Some fans attribute AEWs current struggles to Tony Khans perceived lack of leadership skills, but Daniel Garcia disagrees and believes that this situation is unlikely to change in the near future.
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