Konnan Says This AEW Champion Doesnt Come Across Like A Star

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“But I don’t think it was a fair win.”

The Critic’s Perspective

Konnan, a former WCW star and current AAA backstage official, has been vocal about his criticism of All Elite Wrestling (AEW). In a recent interview, he expressed his disappointment with the outcome of the AEW World Heavyweight Championship match between Chris Jericho and Minoru Suzuki. Konnan’s criticism was not limited to the match itself, but also extended to the overall direction of AEW.

The Critic’s Concerns

  • AEW’s focus on established stars: Konnan believes that AEW’s reliance on established stars like Chris Jericho and Minoru Suzuki has hindered the growth of new talent. Lack of creative freedom: Konnan feels that AEW’s creative team has too much control over the storylines and matches, leaving little room for innovation and experimentation. Overemphasis on established stars: Konnan thinks that AEW’s focus on established stars has led to a lack of opportunities for new talent to shine. ## The Impact of Konnan’s Criticism*

    • The Impact of Konnan’s Criticism

    Konnan’s criticism of AEW has sparked a heated debate among wrestling fans. Some have defended AEW’s approach, citing the success of established stars like Jericho and Suzuki.

    The Rise of Takeshita

    Takeshita’s journey to the top began in 2018 when he started competing in the Japanese promotion DDT. He quickly gained popularity due to his charismatic personality and in-ring skills. His time in DDT was marked by a series of high-profile matches and feuds with top talent, including the likes of Jun Kasai and Ryuji Ito.

    Key Highlights of Takeshita’s DDT Career

  • Won the DDT Ironman Heavies Championship on multiple occasions
  • Held the DDT Extreme Championship on one occasion
  • Participated in several notable tournaments, including the DDT Pro-Wrestling World Tag Team Championship and the DDT Pro-Wrestling World Heavyweight Championship
  • Formed a successful tag team with fellow DDT wrestler, Taka Michinoku

    • The AEW Connection

    In 2022, Takeshita made the move to All Elite Wrestling (AEW), signing a contract with the promotion.

    If you use any of the quotes in this article, please credit “K100” with a h/t to Wrestling Inc. for the transcription.

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