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AEW fires back at Triple H

Although everyone seems to be forgetting about the all-women’s wrestling promotions like Ice Ribbon, World Wonder Ring Stardom, Shimmer, Shine, Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling and including them in the conversation, Tony Khan is refuting the comments made by NXT producer, Triple H.

During a media conference call yesterday, Triple H said: “Yeah, if you want to wrestle the best women in the world, come to the WWE. That’s where they are. And you want to go elsewhere and say that they are, as an opinion, and you can.”

On the Busted Open Radio podcast today, Khan recognized that some fans and talent elsewhere were offended by Triple H’s statement.

“I don’t think there’s anything wrong with saying you think you have the best show or the best company. I think where people got offended yesterday is when he said that everybody wants to work there. People are confusing the two things. If you want to say like ‘Hey, I think my show is the best. I think my product is the best’, there’s nothing wrong with that. You should feel that way. That’s good but when you say “Anybody of any value wants to work here”, that is just not true. It’s crazy. There’s plenty of people who work in AEW that have no interest in working there and I think the champion made it pretty clear yesterday with what she tweeted,” said Khan.

Britt Baker, the AEW Women’s World Champion, sent out this simple response.

Thunder Rosa also chimed in with her thoughts…

Some fans agreed with Baker in their responses…

Others agreed with Triple H instead…

What do you think?


Which of these has the best female roster in North America?

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