As we know, there is a lot of wrestling on television. There's also a lot of wrestlers to try and fit in too,

so ideas are pinging all over the place like nobody's business.

A.W. falls into this category and it's likely even more prevalent with them as they're still kind of brand new.

Still finding your feet, you tend to throw everything at the wall.

Not all of it did make it to TV, however, and sometimes that's sad.

But I am sorry for what culture please to hit that subscribe button.

This is five amazing ideas.

A.E.W. scrapped too soon.

Blood and guts was meant to happen in February, and not March 2020 when we eventually got it.

There is a whole story to this, and when A.E.W. first announced it, we had a graphic and everything,

then that damn pandemic hit, life was never the same again, including this match.

The main reason was due to that dynamite being moved from the

Prudential Center to an empty daily's place, without crowd what is even the point.

As Chris Jericho discussed on Talk his Jericho, if we had been able to do it,

Nick Jackson would have been available because he wouldn't have been injured,

and the original location was where the first wargames went down.

And yes, that was intentional, it was an homage.

So this just ties into the obvious.

If you have a plan and you're ready to execute it,

and then you have to change it at the last second,

there's always going to be some challenges.

Really though, both A.E.W and W.W.E really did deal with this the best they could,

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