AJ Styles: Does A WWE Legend's Son Have to Pay His Dues?

AJ Styles and Arik Cannon collided online after Cannon accused AJ’s 19-year-old son, Avery Styles, of avoiding setup work at a GCW event. AJ says Avery was booked to wrestle—not work ring crew. Cannon says helping behind the scenes is how a rookie pays his dues and earns the respect of his peers. But is this really about folding chairs? Timmy Baltimore examines nepotism, wrestling’s time-honored rites of passage and the enormous class divide separating the business’s haves from its have-nots. Should Avery have helped? Should Cannon have handled the situation privately? Did AJ hurt his son’s case by fighting the battle for him—and could this real-life heat become an actual wrestling angle? Who gets to decide what “paying dues” means? Subscribe: YouTube.com/@LiMPiNAiNTEASY Listen to the podcast by searching: Timmy Baltimore | LiMPiN AiNT EASY Follow @TimmyBaltimore on TikTok, Instagram and X. Facebook: @TimmyBaltimoreLimpin #AJStyles, #AveryStyles, #ArikCannon, #WWE, #GCW, #ProWrestling, #WrestlingNews, #WrestlingPodcast, #IndependentWrestling, #WrestlingDebate, #Nepotism, #PayingDues, #TimmyBaltimore, #LiMPiNAiNTEASY, #WrestlingYouTube