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The Things You Hear on AEW (a/k/a "Who Wrote This S...?")

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Some of the comments, @Dead2009 and @PGen98 ...
--Not only was it clear, I'd argue that fan was mic'ed better than Jay White was.
--Wait n see next week on dynamite jay white Vs fan....5star banger written all over ya

--I'm waiting for the garbage being thrown in the ring just like wcw
--The garbage is already in the ring. That’s the problem.

--I said that to myself many times over, and the most logical explanation I could come up with was that the arena that they were performing at had to have been of a light capacity. So much so that that the hecklers response echoed as well as it did.
--Not sure what show this was but there were 2588 tickets distributed during for this week’s Dynamite, according to Wrestletix. The seating chart made it look so empty.
--Have you ever heard the expression "So quiet, you can hear a pin drop"? That's where AEW's audience is right now. You can hear a pin scrape against air molecules in that arena. Even the landing would sound like a bomb going off.

Etc., etc., etc...
 
"Who wrote this shit!" lmao... I would have to say that fans back in the 80's and early 90's didn't care though. Just hearing their favorite wrestlers speak into the microphone or do their one liners was more than enough.
 
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