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Alors que Haus of Wrestling évoquait la possibilité que Chris Jericho a été la cause du départ de la lutteuse Kylie Rae en 2019, à cause d’un comportement inadéquat, Tony Khan s’est montré rassurant lors du point de presse tenu après le PPV Worlds End.
Sans parler directement de ce cas en particulier, Khan a soutenu que la AEW est l’endroit le plus sécuritaire pour les lutteurs.
Il affirme qu’une politique est en place et que si un lutteur ou une lutteuse se sent en danger, la porte est ouverte pour en discuter et régler la situation au besoin.
Le comité de discipline peut réagir en conséquence, comme ce fut le cas avec le congédiement de CM Punk.
“We’re very serious about [that] and we’ve had a policy in place. Certainly I think any time there’s anything like that, we would make sure we do everything we can to prevent it. AEW has the best safety record I believe of any pro wrestling company in the world. I believe we have the most safe environment. I believe we have the best safety record of any pro wrestling company and I would hold the record of AEW on safety against any wrestling company in the world. I think we, AEW is the safest place for pro wrestling and if any of our wrestlers ever have a concern they always have an open line to talk to me and I you know I believe anybody would sit here and tell you they always can talk to me anytime they are concerned about anything.”
“If there was anything that came to light to me, I would take it to the disciplinary committee. That’s how we’ve been doing it and I think our disciplinary committee has been doing a great job. Everybody knows they have an open line to me or anybody on that committee.”
Durant le match à quatre contre quatre dans lequel il participait hier soir, Chris Jericho a été hué par une partie des spectateurs au Nassau Coliseum de Long Island.
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