I would fell less sad if the SA Commisioner came back to run WWE again than see this now sorry excuse of a wrestling company continue for another five years.

I really don't know why people love to defend the guy, literally sucking the skin off of this man's cock and just be that much of a nippleless caveman to any of the talent who are despising the way the guy's running the company and how they want something different when he pays attention to Twitter and Cagematch rather than the company itself.

That's the problem right here, Tony, you never get off your phone. This is the main problem that many talent on the roster have with you. You expect everyone all over the world to rejoice with hip hippity hooray that AEW's TV ratings are rising as of late: parades in the streets and fireworks in the background, but in reality, many fans hold AEW now as much value as a ripped up sticker they'd find in the middle of a Walmart floor.

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Alright, welcome back guys and guys with no dicks.

Tony Khan convincing his mini Tony Khans to be like Tony Khan is just another example of why fans are turning away from the company that's ran by Vince Russo's stepcousin with Asperger's.

Also, this is an official part two to my paper on a man looking like a coked-up Hasan Piker...

...because recently, the guy decided to make the worst business decision possible by having the wrestlers be locked in into a contract they can't get out of, one of which is what I'm about to talk about today, but I'll get to that in a second.

Sometimes I wonder if Tony Khan even exists because I don't know how someone can be this stupid and insecure to think that just because a friend of Cody Rhodes' who attends Wrestlemania or the Royal Rumble should be punished just for supporting the motherfucker.

Like, you let Britt Baker go to an NXT Takeover PPV to support her then-boyfriend Adam Cole (BAY! BAY!) back in 2019, so why would you change your mind and pull a Hulk Hogan when the guy wants to support someone they've been friends with since the Damndemic?

It really shows how much of an insecure pussy you happen to be and you really don't want to admit that you're the one who's wrong and everyone isn't.

Okay, sorry for the rant, just hate what's been going on as of late, but anyway, without any more blabbering, let's just get right into it.

So, what started all this drama mainly has to do with current AEW Wrestler and talent Ricky Starks.

For some context, Ricky hasn't been seen on TV since March of this year due to a false flag of a concussion when during the match it looked like he was concussed. During this time, he would go on to not be injured, until he would appear in some footage from a fan where he's seen cheering on his best friend Cody Rhodes when he won the Undisputed WWE Championship at Wrestlemania this year.

Great match, like, I'd put it in my top five of this year next to McIntyre vs Punk III inside Hell In A Cell, Men's WarGames, Cody vs Styles II, and Cody and Rollins vs Rock and Roman on night 1.

Anyway, here's where we set the stage because according to Ricky, someone from AEW, he couldn't say the name, he said that the guy said that him being at Royal Rumble was a bad look for the company the both of them working at and Starks would compare the shots AEW was taking at WWE and WWE doing the same as they're all friends at the end of the day.

"Somebody who worked at Alamo decided to take a video, take that screenshot, and then post it. I remember the next day, Sunday, I woke up and this whole thing was blowing up. I was like what is this? I had people from my job, I had one guy who was like 'Were you at the Rumble last night?' I said 'Yeah and what the fuck about it?' He goes 'Just saying that's a bad look.' I was simply visiting a friend. I was only on the bus. I stayed on the bus. I wasn't trying to cause any type of issues or anything like that. The whole purpose was I was walking to the bus so I wouldn't be seen by anybody."

When you have a friend coming to your show to support you is a good thing, especially when it's a comeback after an injury, but in what world would anyone say that it's a bad look for their company when the motherfucker was simply trying to give some support to Cody? It just seems odd, especially when it sounds like a cult member would say that.

Ricky doesn't end there because he would go on to say that he doesn't understand why he was being kept off AEW TV and has many different theories as to why he's off the show when he doesn't have an answer as to why he's not being on TV and he would love to get answers.

"Beats me. I could have 1,000 theories about what's really going on. The fact of the matter is that if I don't have a definitive answer, I can't just make up an answer for people and just assume. Would I love to know the exact reason? For sure. Do I have speculations about why? Absolutely. But that does nothing to speak on things that I speculate, does nothing for the situation."

Clearer than a glass ass because it really told us everything we need to know. I mean, TK not allowing Starks to compete on Dynamite for a alleged injury is one thing, but when the guy says that he's not injured and is ready to go when he's not allowed for no apparent or good reason, it's pretty shady.

And now, Ricky would also say on the CVV interview that his absence from AEW is mindfuckery and the momentum is a surprise due to being in his prime and him being at home throws him off.

"It's kind of a mindfuck because I'm in my prime and it sucks when you're on such a momentum, riding the wave, doing work and doing stuff, and then to just be at home for so long, you're kind of like, whoa. It kind of throws it off."

However, soon after the interview with Chris Van Vliet, Starks would show up to a GCW show, where he would vent his frustrations with sitting at home for most of 2024, as well as saying that sitting at home would hurt his credibility and stock when not competing.

I'm not gonna write for word for word on this promo, so I'm just gonna let you guys check it out for yourselves.

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I can't exactly blame Ricky for feeling this way, especially when he has a right to show up at a show when he wants to wrestle, but the fans on X, they don't give a luck of a fuck about it! They've been telling him to do his job as a wrestler for AEW and be grateful that he has a job.

I mean, the users on X are the same exact fat obese yeasty beasts who never felt the touch of a vagina since the day the left one. It's just sad to see someone this beloved and talented not have an opportunity to wrestle on a second big stage, especially when Tony doesn't want the guy wrestling for other companies other than his fucking own.

And speaking of companies, Ricky, in the last line of his promo would say that he was gonna compete in the very first company he worked for which was GCW, but then, Tony Khan would pull Ricky right out of that promotion's hands thanks to GCW wrestler and the world's biggest dumbass, Effy.

I swear that this guy hisses at books in a library like a vampire reacting to garlic.

For some context, Effy said some wild shit about Tony Khan's father, mentioning the Jacksonville Jaguars, talking about how AEW doesn't have the same buzz and draw from 2019 when it was first launched, and how GCW can't run shows on a 40 million dollar budget.

And if you think this guy would stop sucking himself off, you'd be wrong because he'd continue to blow bubbles on it, saying that GCW is the only wrestling show in town that has the best wrestlers.

"Y'all have no buzz, no draw and we've been riding the lighting on having to actually run a profitable company for the past few years to continue existing. We do not have as much backup. I'll put it this way, GCW can't run on a $40 million deficit and continue to run shows but some of us have the privilege of being able to run at a $40 million deficit. Brett (Lauderdale) does not own a football team, Brett doesn't have a Dad who pays him to stay away. I don't want this to be a personal thing, but hey guys, you're not the only game in town."

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Don't even give this guy light. This motherfucker deserves to go under Chinese Water Torture for costing Ricky a chance to work at other shows since his long lost brother Tony has sanity that's the equivalent of Arthur Fleck when he failed to be a professional comedian outside of the clown business he happens to work for, which is actually ironic, given the story that's being told right now.

I mean, the guy's been keeping Ricky Starks at home for almost all of 2024 just for being friends with Cody Rhodes and supporting the Champ since he won the belt at Wrestlemania as well as being friends with Coffee Maker Punk, so how hard is it to understand that it's perfectly okay to be supportive a friend you've had since 2020 when the Damndemic was around and yet you're gonna punish him and have him sit on his couch at home for almost all year just for that?

We're living in a different timeline here, we have Cokehead Tony being sensitive to criticism about the product and how he's handling everything, all to just alienate his roster from performing on TV.

And just recently, Effy had a lot more to say about what he said, and here's more of what this nippleless Neanderthal had to say about costing Ricky Starks his booking at future GCW events.

Now I ain't reading all that for the sake of losing my mind, so if you wanna read it for yourself, go ahead, just know that I'd be dropping a Netflix original with the amount of shit I had to research on.

"No, I have plenty to say. First I want to cackle a little joke, I was talking to my uncle last week with my dad, and they said "yeah, you know, Billy, he'll get real fired up about something and he'll say something that sounds just emotionally like he's fully invested and then once he says it, he does not care even a little bit anymore." And I find myself making grand opinionated statements, and especially being in an environment like doing a podcast, like, I'm just a across the table, you can see the videos on YouTube, just across the table from my roommate, who we are very good friends, we get along very well. Not the biggest wrestling fan, you know, he's seen wrestling, he loves wrestling that he's seen, but he's not seeking it out on a regular basis. So, a lot of the times when we're talking it's very casual. And that's on me for forgetting that sometimes things go up and they have a much larger audience than we're used to on just a long term show. You know, the statement I made that seemingly was what pissed him off, was about his dad paying him to stay away and I think those words were appointed and to clarify, I would like to say that I don't think that Tony Khan has ever been the best person that interviewed for a job in that's why he got it. I think he's been given a lot of positions in companies his father owns, I think he's been given a lot of fluff PR positions, I do not think that he was ever the best technical person for any of the jobs that he has listed. I think the first time he ever actually did any real work was firing CM Punk, that's why it was so emotionally exhausting for him. All I'm saying is, we were frustrated because there is not this radius clause that we thought was built in for this, that in three years, since GCW has run the Hammerstein Ballroom, they have not attempted to run this venue not one time and one month before we are announced to be there, after we are announced to be there publicly, after this is already set, they have announced three days to run at Hammerstein. It just seemed odd to me that one month before, over a three year period, was the only time this venue has ever come up. Yes, historically Ring Of Honor has run there. ECW has run there, WWE has run there, we have run there once. We are not the primary wrestling function there. But, it is weird timing to me, and I said, we could not be in the same position that Tony Khan was in. Because yes, AEW lost 36 million dollars last year. That's public knowledge, public information. If GCW lost money like that, we would not exist. We rely on our streaming money. We rely on ticket money. We pay fairly. It is not my company, I don't own this company. You know what I do? I run shows occasionally with Brett, and I'm paid fairly to do that. I am paid fairly to show up and wrestle matches, I'm advertised, I'm an independent contractor, I do not get a paycheck from GCW, I'm not paid to do appearances for GCW, I'm booked by GCW. I'm appreciative of that. What I'm saying is, they are in a different boat. We are filling the small venues that we are filling everywhere around the world that we're going to. They are smaller venues. They are not filling the larger venues, so they are running around the country, they are larger venues they're a television company, why is the timing one month before, the only time in three we have chosen to run this venue, I don't know. Did it upset me? Personally it did. Does it make me want to work harder and put on an even better show for our people? Absolutely. I'm going to be a little shady, but it is odd to me that these statements, a week or more after they were released, were chosen in this context with 200 likes on TikTok, with a few more likes on Twitter, I'll give him that, to be the reasoning to pull Ricky Starks. I think it's clear that like, EFFY can talk all the shit EFFY wants and it only matters if it benefits you to shun EFFY from talking shit. I talk shit all the time. I'm fairly certain, and I may be speaking vague here, when Ronda Rousey wanted to make a big return, right in the week of her wrestling revolver match with Billie Starkz, my TikTok started going viral about Ronda Rousey.

"About how at the time, she's since renounced it, at the time, she did not believe Sandy Hook happened. She had questioned the existence of a school shouting. At the time, she had made very transphobic statements towards partners or people in fights that we're asking to have fights with her. And at the time, and still, she was a terrible professional wrestler. This video goes up, she has one Ring of Honor match that weekend, and then the week after, for some reason, she has announced as retiring from wrestling. I'm not saying they had anything to do with each other. But, if they did, this is probably a long time coming for Tony Khan to take it out on EFFY for ruining one of his little things, cause I brought up facts. This is me being on the radar of a company that doesn't want to acknowledge my existence. You don't say my name backstage, I don't exist until I need to exist and when I'm a reason for you to pull Ricky Starks from shows, therefore EFFY's words are very important. They're so cunning, they're so jarring, and I just don't understand, with some of the things Tony Khan has personally said about other people, that he would have the thin skin that is required for this to be what sets him off. But, once again, I'm also understanding that this is probably something he's been told many times in his life by people. I can't imagine having a billionaire father and not hearing something like this earlier, and I'm sorry that I was the one that got it through to you. But, I don't think I'm saying anything outlandish, I don't think I'm saying anything false, I don't think I'm saying anything that should risk the reputation of an entire company. I'm someone who works at a company, I don't represent GCW. I represent EFFY. And that's how EFFY feels and I think it's, you know, clear that I'm not doing someone else's bidding. But it is odd to me that this was chosen as such an important thing or such a terrible thing and how could I bring family into this, when he's been on the show, too. And you're a character on the show and these things are very public. And I'm allowed to be emotional and mad and you want to take it out on us, great. I do not think in the long term, this is going to make you look good. I think people will defend your honor right now, but in the long term, what it looks like is, anybody who works for us or doesn't work for us, needs to speak about us a certain way or there will be problems. And I don't like the way that feels. Feels a little fascistic to me, feels a little control the free speech and it's a private industry, they're a private business. They can make and choose business decisions however they want. But, if they think that punishing someone or punishing a company because someone said something is a good look for them long term, I don't think that's the case. And I may look wrong here, but, looking at kind of the guys that have gotten out of contract, your Ethan Pages becoming NXT Champion, your CM Punk's being in WWE and moving a lot of ratings now, Cody Rhodes becoming WWE champion, If I was Tony khan I'd be scared shitless right now with the Royal Rumble around the corner, of anybody getting out of their contracts. So, I understand they've got their right to their business to make sure these people are staying on contract and not disappearing or hearing bad things out on the indies about their company or whatever it may be, yeah I understand pulling Ricky, I understand blaming EFFY, I still can think the whole thing is so fucking silly and stupid and juvenile and none of that is reflective on GCW's views, that's just what EFFY thinks."

Life without parole, and be sure to throw away the key because this man doesn't deserve to see sunlight again.

I'm all for trying to express yourself in whatever you feel comfortable in and give your take on anything, but when you cost a fellow professional wrestler a chance to work and make money to support himself, you're pretty much setting yourself up to be clowned on by fans and wrestlers alike.

All in all, all of this would cost Ricky Starks a chance to wrestle and not compete on future GCW shows ever again as it turned out that Tony Khan, being a shriveled up little pussy of a man replaced him with Chris Hogan, I mean, Chris Jericho, of all people by attacking Matt Cardona and Effy.

It really seems like allowing Ricky to compete at GCW wasn't good enough to Tony, instead, he shoved down everyone's throat a 50 asshole who wrestles with a stomach and chest that looks like a grocery bag filled with water.

If you think that Ricky Starks ain't the only one because it turns out that Rey Fenix is in the same state as Starks, except he's been added a year to his contract thanks to an injury.

Now, I wanna make it clear that many people have said that it's a business decision and people should except it, but when the guy turns out to not be injured and the promoter adds a year without any explanation, that's shady in and of itself.

Not to mention that Rey had been putting out tweets about AEW not giving him great medical treatment and not having the best doctors on standby, especially when they were negligent on their part by having radio silence on when he needed help.

"No one stays in a place where they received inhumane treatment."

"I needed a doctor and you ignored me for months."

"Unfortunately, due to contractual issues i cannot speak now, but I will have my time."

Now, I can't exactly show what the tweets look like because Rey deleted them after getting a lot of heads turned at what was going on, but it called so many fans to speculate that AEW is the worst wrestling company they could watch as it turns out that the first person to receive that was CM Punk.

You might be familiar with him, he was in one of the first actual papers I wrote, I had a lot of wonderful and amazing things to say about him until the interview in the middle of this year, but in 2022, Punk would suffer a broken ankle and needed time off to heal and get better, even though it would end up with him giving the Elite a Brawl Out after the infamous line, "I'm hurt, I'm old, I'm tired, and I work with fucking children."

This one is different because Rey's an amazing wrestler and he can work with everybody, but with TK having that one single brain cell bouncing around like a DVD screen saver, he wants everyone locked in on their contract like VKM did before he was forced out after playing chess on many innocent women's breasts for the 3 decades.

And if you think that Tony would respond to everything that Fenix was saying, you'd be absolutely right because Tony would put out a statement regarding everything, saying,

Yeah, go fuck yourself.

The reason I say that is because when you have an "apology" being posted and it's a long one, TK, you're pretty much saying that you're sorry that you got in trouble rather than the actual thing itself. It goes to show that you ignored what Rey was saying about the injury or if you did listen, you just didn't care.

Congrats, Tony, you became VKM 2.0 successfully!

You did your number on these two and now you got everyone on your roster thinking twice on whether or not to continue working for you, as well as fans wondering if AEW's the company they wanna watch.

Were you trying to be a comedian? If so, what was the punchline? You like people getting legitimately hurt? Hilarious, I'm sure everyone in prison will give a round of applause even though you'll be the one making the noise for it.

Just irresponsible and disgusting all around and if you think I'm alone in saying that, I'm not because it turns out that Eric Bischoff had said on his 83 Weeks podcast where he made a very valid point on what this is like, regarding Rey Fenix, stating,

"He's in prison. Can't go anywhere. Every time he tries, he's gonna get his hand slapped. The fact that he had to take down his tweets tells me everything that I need to know. He's got exposure. This is gonna be a legal situation. It clearly is already, which means it's only gonna get uglier."

There's really no way out of it. Rey and Ricky are buttered, basted, and cooked here, so they can't go anywhere with the amount of time they have left on their contracts, until May or June 2025, and Tony Khan sure as hell is with being negligent towards his own employees, but we're keeping them as alleged because there's no further proof of what's being going on.

I mean, with allegations coming from one person is one thing, but when multiple people say the same thing or at least something similar, it could very well be true, so until we get real answers from Rey and Ricky combined, they're stuck in the company.

And honestly, I think I'm gonna wrap it up here because I think covered most of what I could possibly write down. I really think Tony needs to give up the act of being a businessman and just give the reins to someone else. He's not a wrestling promoter, nor is he someone who knows how to run a wrestling business, he's just an insecure and oblivious little bitch who thinks that what he's doing is right when it's the complete opposite.

I wish Ricky, Rey, and anyone else who's going through with this luck in whatever happens next and they have my support going forward. I hope they coming to WWE soon so they don't have to deal that bulshit anymore, but there's a chance we might get more answers than we have right now, so I'm gonna get going on a Part 3, just in case more shit comes out.

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I'm sorry if this came off as serious. There wasn't going to be much funny stuff nor anything remotely hilarious about what was going on, but in the next one, there will be as it's gonna be some DrDisRespect.

So with that said, I'll see you guys later.

I'm out.