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WWE Hall Of Famer Believes AEW Feels Too Indie

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WWE Hall Of Famer Believes AEW Feels Too Indie

WWE Hall of Famer Eric Bischoff has made a number of appearances for AEW over the last year. However, he does still have criticisms of the product, saying they feel “too indie”.

During his Ask Eric Anything podcast, Bischoff went into detail about AEW’s goals regarding growing their audience. Here is the quote, courtesy of Inside The Ropes:

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“I think that’s a criticism that’s fair. That’s not even a criticism, that’s an observation. By the way, if doing so, if AEW knowingly, intentionally, by design, is writing and producing their shows to appeal to that 10% of the audience that makes 90% of the noise, and it’s working for them, go forth and f***ing prosper folks. Keep doing what you’re doing. If that’s your goal, and it’s working. If you’re growing your audience by doing what you’re doing, continue to grow your audience.”

Bischoff also noted that he agrees with the thought of AEW being “too indie”, saying they cater to the loud minority of fans.

“I personally, feel that the show does cater to the smallest but loudest percentage of the audience. (By loudest I mean vocal on social media) And does have a little bit too much of an Indie feel to it. That’s not a criticism, It’s a distinction.”

Eric Bischoff has appeared in multiple segments for AEW in the past. Most of these segments have been the worked press conference angles Chris Jericho worked with Orange Cassidy and MJF.

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Tempest is the Head of Non-WWE News, Results, and Features for WrestleTalk.com. Tempest graduated from Ryerson University with a BA in Sport Media in June 2018. A fan of pro wrestling since 2008, his favourite current wrestler is Hiromu Takahashi and his favourite childhood wrestler is Edge.

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