10 Most Fascinating Unanswered Questions In Wrestling
7. And What Will Become Of The Suspended Four?
An eerie sense of quiet has descended over AEW since All Out.
Rampage is Rampage - a solid yet inessential 7/10 show every single week - but the three episodes of Dynamite promoted after the infamous PPV were stellar. Real drama, perfectly crafted in-ring action, world-class promos: AEW has operated in prime AEW form, but it still doesn't feel like AEW. AEW at its true peak is a euphoric experience in which the vibe is equally as important as the quality, and until this incredibly complex situation is resolved, it will feel off in some way.
So what happens?
Amid the lurking threat of potential legal action, Tony Khan is in an unenviable political position. Even beyond that, it's a total mess. Ace Steel is the most expendable principal of the lot, but if he's disciplined, Khan risks infuriating Steel's close friend CM Punk. Conversely, if he doesn't act, he risks upsetting Kenny Omega and by extension the Young Bucks. Complicating the issue further, any punishment extended to Punk doesn't exactly work, because he's on the shelf for approximately the next eight months. Khan must both communicate that he will not be taken advantage of and appease top stars, all at the same time.
What happens if and when all four men share a locker room or backstage area again?