Last Wednesday, on “Aew Dynamite”, Will Ospreay and Kenny Omega gave themselves a lively promotion together to open the program. Although “the air assassin” said that he had changed since the last time they fought and that he was no longer affiliated to the Don Callis family, Omega could still not forgive ospreay and a refused to offer him help for the future. That said, before things degenerate more, Omega and Ospreay were attacked by Callis’ family, which led the two men to help each other. Even if Omega and Ospreay took over the attackers and ended the battle by making two incredible moon jumps, said Dave Meltzer in the “Bulletin of the wrestling observer” that there was a major problem with the segment.
“The problem is that the cameras almost missed the Moonsault d’Omega and that the plan was far on that of Ospreay … Okay, people are missing plans in each promotional television program, even if the whole segment S is built there. , and that something so spectacular happened, it would be put aside.
Meltzer also mentioned how Ospreay and Omega both spent their career to submit their bodies to physical pain because of their love for the fight, and risked injuring themselves seriously by making these moon jumps on Wednesday. He added that it was all the more dangerous since I Mida had done the maneuver just a few weeks after his return from diverticulitis.
Meltzer expresses more reflections on the production of AEW
Meltzer continued to share his frustration as to the way AEW managed the end of the segment, explaining that they should at least highlight the moment in the future because of the way Omega and Ospreay have put their bodies in game.
“It is the scheme of good things on AEW television that have no impact because they are not followed up. If someone takes such a big risk, insist at least on Hell for weeks and replay it until death. “
The legend of the ECW, Tommy Dreamer, recently commented on the production tactics of AEW, explaining that they should be inspired by the WWE game manual. He explained how Vince McMahon had never supposed that the public was watching what had happened in the show the previous week and constantly reminded them of what they had missed. This ultimately guarantees that the spectator remembers what has happened and can feel inclined to no longer want to miss him.
