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Right, as much as this sound, when we get to the end of 2022, AEW will be four years old,

if we all buy into the fact that it was born in the first of January 2019.

This basically means we're getting to the stage where you can't call it a new promotion

anymore, but when you start doing that, the inner workings of such a thing start to change.

This is all perfectly normal and good because you want to be progressing, you want to be evolving,

and you want to be moving forward, it means you're making a success of yourself, but it also

means when it comes to a direction, you may be about to go down a new path.

Why?

Here's why.

So here's the rumor we shall use to start building this chat, and as always remember,

it's a rumor, nobody actually knows what is going on behind closed doors, unless you

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