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Kenny Omega, qui a perdu samedi à Collision contre le champion MJF, commence à penser qu’il est temps pour lui de laisser sa place à la relève.
Même si sa performance a été louangée par les fans, Omega – maintenant âgé de 40 ans – a mentionné après le match (dans un segment non télévisé) qu’il n’est peut-être plus la «machine» dans le ring qu’il était autrefois.
Omega a ajouté que la AEW est entre de bonnes mains avec MJF, qui a battu son record du plus long règne en tant que champion de la AEW.
“I’ve got to be honest, and this may be partly a sad story, but trust me it has a happy ending.
“For a lot of us time is not our friend the more time that goes by the more we have to say goodbye to things my condition isn’t what it used to be I’m not even sure if I could call myself the best belt machine anymore.
“For a pocket in time that was a very sad reality because there was no one left to take my place but now I can say goodbye to these things with a smile because we do have people like MJF that are willing to not only take the ball but run with it and run with it further than I ever could.
“So, though I thought I’d be a little salty with you breaking my record, now I can be proud that the championship belt is in the right hands”
Omega a ajouté qu’il souhaite la victoire d’Omega contre Jay White à Full Gear.
“MJF, yes Jay White and I go a long way back. Jay White may not be willing to tell you but there was, once upon a time, when he used to wash my dirty laundry.”
“So, you’d think I’d be able to look upon him with some kind of fondness, but rest assured I am cheering for you to get your belt back, I am cheering for you to lead this company into the promised land, and I’m cheering for you to represent AEW and all these wonderful people for years and years and years to come.”
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