PWTorch VIP Podcast for Everyone - The Fix w/Todd & Wade (pt. 2 of 2): Mailbag – Is AEW’s momentum loss in last year unprecedented? More

SHOW SUMMARY: In part two of this week’s two-part episode of The Fix with PWTorch VIP analyst Todd Martin and host PWTorch editor Wade Keller, they cover these topics: - A follow-up on the lack of history of pro wrestling in the pre-1900s era. - What is the history of big name boxers benefiting pro wrestling’s business? - When are wrestlers typically told the finish of their matches? - Is Steve Austin right when he says if you’re not in pro wrestling to be world champion, you shouldn’t be in the business? - Aren’t a lot of AEW’s issues behind the scenes more typical pro wrestling locker room stuff than an actual indictment of Tony Khan’s promoting style? - Thoughts on the pros and cons of MJF’s approach in his promo last week on Dynamite. - Isn’t there a happy medium between defending the WWE Title every month and doing it as infrequently as Roman Reigns is? - Has WWE explained what Damage CTRL means? - What is Jungle Boy meant to be? - Why did WWE show a close-up of a fan wearing a t-shirt with a reference to Chris Benoit? - Shouldn’t Drew McIntyre be more hung up on how he was cheated out of a chance to win his match against Roman Reigns at Clash at the Castle and actually demand a rematch rather than just talk about Solo Sikoa? - Where are the best sources of AWA wrestling history? - Point by point legal analysis of leverage C.M. Punk might have on AEW given the nature of what went down after his media Q&A with the Young Bucks and Kenny Omega. - Did Punk plan to trigger everything that happened after All Out or was it based on genuine emotions and it led to things he didn’t anticipate? - Is AEW at risk of turning away fans now that the most interesting story is behind the scenes turmoil that they aren’t even addressing on TV? - What is Tony Khan’s end game with Jade Cargill and has he likely picked out who will eventually beat her? - Has any pro wrestling company lost more momentum in a year than AEW has in terms of its relative perception to its primary competitor, WWE? - Who should finally beat Roman Reigns? - Isn’t it already clear a mistake was made by Paul Levesque not having Drew McIntyre beat Roman Reigns now that Reigns is moving on to a match with Logan Paul?