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En entrevue pour Busted Open Radio, sur SiriusXM, Kyle O’Reilly a livré quelques confidences intéressantes.
– O’Reilly est très heureux de l’acquisition de Ring of Honor par Tony Khan, affirmant que la compagnie est entre de bonnes mains.
“It’s very exciting and I was happy especially because of the recent news surrounding Ring of Honor that we weren’t sure what was happening. Are they closing up shop? Are they going to start running less? Then Tony buys it, and I realized okay, this company is in good hands and the train is going to keep going.”
“What I’ve heard a lot amongst the boys is that the tape library is now under Tony’s control and what a great get that is.”
– Il est très heureux à la AEW, où il retrouve plusieurs lutteurs qu’il a croisé au Japon, à ROH et sur la scène indy. O’Reilly a bien aimé son passage à NXT, mais il se sent meilleur et plus à l’aise dans le ring à la AEW.
“So many of the guys in AEW, it was kind of like a reunion or homecoming. Guys that I went to Japan with or were in Ring of Honor with or the Independents with, and now we’re on this huge platform together.”
“I never had the luxury of making it to the main roster, so I didn’t really get that experience. So coming over here, it feels like I’m having that main roster run now because it’s a major show. It’s huge. I’m traveling to a different city every week. It feels now like I’m in the big leagues.”
“Even though I was in WWE, I was still part of NXT, which had an amazing run and was awesome, and I loved my time there. But now I just feel a little more comfortable, I guess, just a little more at home, which is weird saying that because I’m still so new here. But yeah, I’m pleased to have made this jump.”
– O’Reilly croit qu’il est 10 fois meilleur dans le ring qu’à ses débuts à NXT, notamment au niveau de la confiance, au micro, au niveau de la psychologie dans le ring et lors des matchs par équipe.
“I look at it so fondly. I truly believe that I am 10 times the performer now than I was before getting signed to WWE.”
“I’m way more polished. I have way more confidence with a microphone. I know my role better. I know how to work the main event match. I know how to work tag matches better. I have better psychology now, I feel. Yeah, I wouldn’t change anything about this journey to where I’m at now. Absolutely not.”
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