Bishop Dyer, once known in WWE as Baron Corbyn, has some strong feelings about what the wrestler looks like on the AEW show. He emphasizes the import of how wrestlers dress and present themselves.
Dyer believes that whenever a wrestler appears on television, it should look the best. He points out that some AEW wrestlers don’t put enough effort into their appearances on “bust open radio,” and this loose attitude plagues him.
“Sometimes it irritates me [is] You got a Bobby [Lashley]Shelton [Benjamin]and the MVP, and they look like a million dollars standing in the middle of the ring. They wear flashy suits, look good and have sunglasses. “But two other guys come out and cut the promotion against them and potentially pointing the tag title, they look like s***, tank tops. I think there’s someone out there who has to stop being so casual about their appearances on that show.”
Dyer believes this problem appears to be inferior to AEW. When one tag team looks professional and the challenger appears to be distorted, it doesn’t become a reliable program.
The former NFL drafter hopes that in many ways, wrestling is a beauty industry and that good looking is part of the job. He believes that AEW is even better if everyone puts more effort into their appearance. For Bishop Dyer, that’s easy. If you want your fans to see you as a champion, you need to look at them first.
He also praises him for praising his recent controversial comments about WWE, so that’s not all a bad word from Dyer about AEW.
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