ALL ELITE WRESTLING Star Joey Janela Calls NXT's Debut On The USA Network "Kinda Stale"

ALL ELITE WRESTLING Star Joey Janela Calls NXT's Debut On The USA Network "Kinda Stale"

The "Bad Boy" of AEW conducted an interview with Wrestling Inc. and briefly discussed the developmental brand, noting that NXT was "kinda stale" during their debut on USA network. Check out the statement here.

By EliteGuy101 - Oct 02, 2019 12:10 PM EST
Filed Under: Indy Wrestling
Source: wrestlinginc.com
Before AEW’s big premiere tonight, “Bad Boy” Joey Janela spoke to Wrestling Inc. on their WINCLY podcast and the 30-year-old discussed NXT, in which he wasn’t too impressed with the premiere on USA network a few weeks back and deemed it “kinda stale” (transcript courtesy of Wrestling Inc.):

"I think it's gonna be competitive. I don't think it's a war per se yet," stated Janela. "I watched the [NXT] premiere a few weeks ago and it was okay. I don't watch NXT and haven't watched it in two years. There were other reasons I wanted to watch it as well *cough cough* Lio Rush who I wanted to see f*** up or not. But he did great. Besides that it was kinda stale.

"Their PPVs are spectacular; they're big Saturday shows are great. I think it's gonna be competitive and I think NXT knows what they're doing. But AEW knows what they're doing as well. So we'll see what happens."

Check out the full interview where Janela speaks about AEW being a sports centric wrestling promotion, if the company has any terms that are off limits, and so much more that regards to Janela's career thus far.

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