For some reason, fans have wondered if Brandi Rhodes' comments about wrestlers all being paid equally in All Elite Wrestling means that someone like Chris Jericho will earn the same as a woman with maybe only a couple of years experience. Well, she's now taken to social media to clear things up and, as you might imagine, it means men and women of equal standing will earn the same.
That's obviously how things should be and it's good to see AEW embracing this (it also makes you wonder just how different the pay scale in WWE is between its top male and female Superstars).
Between this and the fact that employees will be given health insurance, it's clear that the newly launched wrestling promotion is looking to change the game in more ways than one. More details on their policies are expected to be revealed in the coming months, so be sure to stay tuned for updates.
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