Jim Cornette Discusses Backstage Altercation At AEW All In – The recent backstage incident involving CM Punk and Jack Perry at AEW All In has once again generated discussions about the atmosphere within AEW’s locker room. This incident has sparked concerns and debates about the company’s internal dynamics and leadership.
In response to this controversy, Jim Cornette shared his perspective on the matter during the latest episode of his podcast. Cornette raised questions about Tony Khan’s leadership and the management of the roster. He suggested that incidents like these could persist unless AEW’s President and the management team establish a stronger sense of control over the situation.
Cornette’s remarks highlight the broader conversations taking place within the wrestling community about the backstage culture and organizational structure within AEW. The incident involving CM Punk and Jack Perry has not only raised eyebrows but has also prompted discussions about how the company handles such situations and maintains a professional atmosphere among its talent.
“It’s a joke that this can not be controlled. It’s a joke that Tony has lost the plot on getting his EVPs and their little f*cking playfriends and their clubhouse to just stop, to just quit.” [From 01:17 to 01:35]
Cornette continued, stating that Khan should consider firing Jack Perry for his role in the “Brawl In” incident to send a message to the other stars in the locker room:
“I don’t know if Tony will realize that he’s continuing to let these jackffs do this or whether he just thinks this is stuff that happens and there’s nothing he can do about it. […] Fire the fcking little goof. Send a message. ‘Look, I don’t care if ya’ll have a problem and you want to talk about it in the back, then that’s fine. Well, I’ll sit down. But the next person that does sh*t on the air, I’m firing them just like I fired [Jack Perry]. Get it?’ That would send a message.” [From 13:15 to 13:54]
As AEW continues to navigate through its growth and development, conversations about leadership, locker room dynamics, and the overall environment within the company will likely remain pertinent topics of discussion among both fans and industry insiders.
Jim Cornette Discusses Backstage Altercation At AEW All In
