Hello there, my vety good friends, on today's wrestling news, Vince McMahon appears to have

a major regret regarding AEW.

We're going to kick things off by talking about this thing that Vince McMahon supposedly

regrets at relating to AEW and it shouldn't take a power wizard with a mega brain to figure

this out.

It's letting Chris Jericho appear on Steve Austin's broken skull sessions, isn't it?

So this is more an editorial than anything else, it's a bit of pontificating, a bit speculating

on behalf of Dave Meltzer on Wrestling Observer Radio, talking about the healthy TV number

that AEW did last week.

When asked by co-host Garrett Gonzales what he may be thought of Vince's decision to let

Chris Jericho appear on WWE Network slash Peacock alongside Steve Austin, Meltzer said

that he Vince probably thinks is the dumbest idea he's had in years.

He goes on a little bit describing the situation about how Vince could have put this episode

out whenever the hell he wanted, but he chose to put it out immediately after WrestleMania

37, like two so that as many people would see it as possible, it was actually uploaded

to the network earlier in the day, so if you wanted to catch it then you could have done.

So that's when it was scheduled and billed and aired as part of the program, but he

goes on a little bit and mentions that the interview was entirely positive towards AEW.

Steve Austin, who's one of the most revered and respected people in WWE history, talking

about it positively, reflecting on Jericho's experiences there, and when a guy like Steve

Austin speaks about it, a WWE audience member who respects Steve Austin as maybe has

maybe not watched AEW before is going to look at it and go, oh, right, Steve Austin

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