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From frustrated world champions firing back at their critics via bold new merch,

to Twitter providing the platform for many a brassed off all elite talent to blast on-screen

developments and a lack of attention in general. Each and every one of these gifted workers

clearly feel there's room for improvement in TK's world, and weren't exactly shy about

letting their true feelings be known. Garathe from WhatCulture Wrestling and here are 10 A.E.W.

wrestlers who told you they were pissed. 10 Ricky Starks isn't happy with some former WWE

arrivals. There's no questioning the fact that Tony Khan has a performer he could quite

realistically shape his company around, in the bottomless pit of charisma that is Ricky Starks.

Yet with the emergence of many a former WWE talent in a time since absolute arrived on the scene

in June 2020, the undeniably overforce of nature has sometimes seen himself being slightly

overshadowed, and it's clear from Stark's response to a question regarding these never-ending

one-time WWE arrivals, during an interview with Wrestling Inc, that the former F.T.W. Champion

isn't entirely happy with the way some newly all elite stars have conducted themselves upon

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