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WWE Backstage Reaction to Tony Khan’s NXT Rant on Social Media Revealed

In the world of professional wrestling, the rivalry between WWE and AEW continues to be stoked both in and out of the ring. With Tony Khan’s recent string of candid posts on social media, WWE has been keenly keeping a watchful eye on the AEW President’s online activity.

Khan’s unreserved and direct social media presence has not shied away from criticizing WWE’s senior executives, calling them “bald assholes.” In addition, he offered a distinct viewpoint on Shawn Michaels‘ NXT booking choices. He didn’t hold back while talking about Vince McMahon’s scandals, and it was only the start of his outspoken internet criticism.

A noteworthy moment was Khan’s subtle jab at wrestling legends The Undertaker and John Cena for not achieving a viewership milestone during the October 10th episode of NXT. AEW operates without any official approval process for Tony Khan’s posts on social media, allowing him to express his opinions without constraint.

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WWE reacted quickly to Khan’s tweet on the popularity of John Cena and The Undertaker. People from WWE contacted the site, expressing their reaction, according to The Wrestling Observer Newsletter. They believed that talking about this issue was intentionally provocative and read Khan’s tweet as a declaration of war. In actuality, this continuous conflict dates all the way back to January 2019.

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One thing is clear as this wrestling tale develops: Tony Khan will not tone down his outspoken internet persona. His social media activity is receiving a lot of attention, but only time will tell if AEW will benefit in the long run from this prominence.

We will continue to monitor developments involving Tony Khan’s social media behavior as the ongoing tale changes. We’ll be right here to keep you up to date on this exciting development in the world of professional wrestling as he makes further waves. Surprises are only a tweet away in this fiercely competitive environment.

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