What I would do with AEW Collision 2023 by AverageMansReviews

What I would do with AEW Collision 2023 by AverageMansReviews

Just a heads up: this is purely based on opinion and uncertainty at the moment.

This shouldn't be a problem, in fact it should be relatively easy to sort out: straight off the bat cancel AEW Rampage; because of the way it was designed, it was never going to get high viewing numbers and if it did earlier on in its life, it was probably down to novelty. So I find it amusing when people criticise it, because of the low numbers of viewership, whenever I see them being used as an example of AEW not doing well. Basically Rampage for me and yes I recorded and watch it; it was and is AEW's version of the WWF/WWE's version of Main Event essentially and I have no doubt Tony Kahn would have a problem with what I am saying, but I am not being arrogant here; he needs to learn when to take some healthy criticism and went to go to war.

So in theory we would have Wednesday night AEW: Dynamite and on Friday night Collision which in turn becomes a very interesting title based on the grounds as things stand; they would be going up against WWE SmackDown, which I wouldn't have a problem with. Because I know I have made references to this at least at one point or another so far, but Khan should be running his roster/rosters including ROH as a sports team, wearing a nutshell you have now and again but and I can't stress this enough, but not all the time the same names appear in on both shows. But consistently to be flanked by different names so you can use that depth of roster so the other names including both established names, younger talent and you know giving your women's division frankly all your divisions but especially the women's division space to grow and develop. On one hand I get it he wants to take on the WWE, but this one I don't get because I am very logical and heavily streetsmart he needs to work on the other hand; meaning on the other hand the other way to take on your opposition is to offer something different; simply put; at this point he needs to be going; okay let them do them and we will do us and we will pick up lapsed fans of our own first and we will take on any other that want to give this a go. Obviously I shouldn't have to say this; but I will anyway now obviously when a pay-per-view comes around for the love of everything holy try not to put them on Collision wrestling the night before, I mean once in awhile is fine depending on what you are doing with them, but if or when you have the option, just have them doing a talking segment or you know something or anything not physical or you could just keep them off Collision, but I get the need to also build up to the pay-per-view as well.

If you want to keep Rampage: I am not contradicting myself here, but once again this is easily solved, as I have found out from a reliable source today that Khan is waiting for to deal with all the upcoming TV deals in the near future as it relates to ROH as well. I know why he doesn't do a genuine invasion angle between ROH and AEW; where by the end of it ROH have taken over the landscape of Rampage literally to make it ROH: Rampage, because I can't be the only one that would like to see more ROH wrestling and giving it an hour to begin with would be a good place to start and once everything gets settled down this shouldn't interfere with AEW.

Future of Collision is uncertain: on the facts; that AEW have two pay-per-views coming up back-to-back as in both falling on a Saturday; Full Gear on Saturday 18/11/2023 and World End Saturday 30/12/2023, I know online there has been talk about Collision possibly being scrapped or cancelled, but if Khan was to cancel Rampage and basically do what I am suggesting with Collision going up against WWE SmackDown on a Friday as things are, I would greatly prefer keeping a two-hour show over a one-hour show and yes I would prefer going up against SmackDown on Friday over a WWE or NXT Premium Live Events any day of the week. all Khan has to do is; clearly do some restructuring, use is depth of rosters and don't worry about what the WWE are doing, for those people out there wondering; yes I put myself in a scenario where if I had to go up against SmackDown or any Premium Live Events; I would take a fighting chance going up against SmackDown, I am not being arrogant here and I am not saying Collision would be a threat to SmackDown, I am just simply thinking taking on a Premium Live Event on a consistent basis isn't or hasn't been a good idea, actually I would have advised against it in the circle of the right people. Because I know very little about business, logic dictates that taking on a WWE/NXT Premium Live Event is just a very, very tall order indeed that I wouldn't even attempt and finally I will deal with the cancellation of Collision if or when it becomes a fact.