Bobby Fish has experienced working under both AEW’s Tony Khan and WWE’s Triple H, and he recently shared insights on how their approaches to managing wrestlers differ. Fish, who wrestled during Triple H’s tenure running NXT and later spent nearly a year in AEW under Khan, praised Triple H’s hands-on presence and leadership, noting that despite how busy he is, Triple H always makes time if a wrestler needs to talk. In contrast, Fish described Tony Khan as more quiet and reserved, making it harder to have direct interactions with him, though he acknowledges how occupied Khan is with his many responsibilities. Since being released from WWE in 2021, Fish has remained active in the wrestling world through MLW and the independent circuit and expressed interest in returning to WWE, specifically mentioning a dream match against AJ Styles.
Fan Take: This comparison highlights the contrasting leadership styles that shape the wrestling experience for talent in AEW and WWE. For AEW fans, understanding these differences offers a glimpse into how their company’s culture might evolve and influence the sport’s future trajectory.
