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Regardless of the joy it has often been known to bring,

to suggest that just about everything going down on our screens or behind the scenes when it

pertains to the land of all elite, is absolutely perfect at this current moment in time,

would be as foolish as underestimating a certain freshly squeezed star with a penchant for pockets.

And while the exciting promotion has routinely found a way to silence its critics time and time

again through many an enthralling narrative and an electric in-ring performance,

ignoring the following signs of danger could ultimately end up spelling trouble for

canon the gang in the not too distant future.

Gareth here, from what culture resting in here are 10 signs AEW could be in trouble right now.

10. No real debut plan pasta couple of weeks

Pretty much from the second just about any talented face wanders out of another well-known

promotion's doors, the concept of them rocking up on AEW shows that the sound of that

all important peop is relentlessly theorised and fantasised over until it becomes an often

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