Now, you'd hardly class any of the following interesting facts and figures as vital to

your enjoyment of the AW product, but should you want to arm yourself with some truly

elite knowledge to drop on a pal who was only just hopped onto this AW ride? Or simply get

a kick out of learning something new about your favourite company, then do I have the list for you?

Garitha, from what culture wrestling and here are 10 unnecessary AW details you need to know.

Number 10, it took over two years for AEW's first ever TV DQ win to happen.

What makes AW feel so distinct and rewarding to take in on a weekly basis is the fact that the

cheap and lazy DQ finishes, often found leaving a sour taste in WWE fans mouths.

Have largely been nowhere to be seen on the likes of Dynamite and Rampage. It actually took

a staggering two-plus years for AEW to record their first ever disqualification victory in fact,

with said moment going down when MJF faced off against Sean Dean back on January 5th, 2022's

Dynamite. With CM Punk hitting the GTS on Dean after the salt of the Earth fled the square

circle, Maxwell ultimately lost the bout and is 100% win record in 2022, thanks to the best in

the world in Juice DQ. And cheap finishes are still relatively rare in Tony Khan's world today.

With 2023 only seeing 3DQ slash no contest slash WQ endings at the time of recording,

according to At Winds Dan losses on Twitter. So let's keep it that way TK.

9. Chris Jericho wanted to kill off Judas. After the wrestling legend once again

turned heel in 2022, a move that would lead to the Jericho Appreciation Society being born,

Chris Jericho felt that having fans sing along with his much love theme didn't make sense if

he was playing the bad guy. This led to the former AEW world champion with a little help from

Foszy member Rich Ward, creating a remix of the original tune making it a little less

single-ongy. Those were his words, not mine. The AEW president was having none of it though.

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