AEW - All Elite Wrestling (*Spoilers for Latest Show*)

Ya, there was a video released of him there yesterday with a chiropractor and he sounds in bad shape. Shoulder issues, suffering with Vertigo for a few years so the ring is spinning, neck and back pain etc, so hopefully he takes a good break. Could do with a break to Double or Nothing tbh and just allow him to do some BTE and back stage stuff.

It's actually amazing that AEW could be down Omega, Moxley, Kingston, Black and then there's a few like Miro who needs a break as he looks banged up and had to come back, and existing guys out like Archer and the roster is still crazy strong. Could be a good time for someone to get signed and move into the main event picture or someone else to move up.

I'd say Cole and The Bucks will write him out/off TV for a while this Wednesday.

Then he has the AAA World Title to defend in early December, that'll wrap up Omega's 2021.

With hopefully no time frame placed on his eventual return from his various ailments.

Not just that they were together. There's been some suggestions that he was taking advantage of his influence over her in being her trainer. Apparently he has form for that kind of thing. If there's any truth in it you'd expect Punk wouldn't want much to do with him.

Danielson vs Evil Uno on Wednesday. I'm half expecting we'll get Danielson vs most of Dark Order and whilst he won't be a full heel, he'll be vicious in order to try and get some heat for the Hangman match. He'd have good matches with a lot of them there imo. 5 has already shown well in matches with Omega and Silver is great and very over so could see those 2 at least.

What was the nod from one of the Bucks to Hangman at the end about? Does it signal the end of Kenny in the elite?

I'm guessing they'll kick Kenny out of the elite and Adam Cole will become the new leader. Wouldn't be surprised if we saw something similar to how Adam Cole was kicked out of the Bullet Club.

You could probably skip Inner Circle v American Top Team if you had to skip something. Britt v Tay too. They were OK but definitely the weakest matches of the night for me.

I think I need this guy to give my neck, shoulder and back a work out.

Also a really great interview with Kenny.

She just doesn't get it. Nobody wants to see her wrestle. I barely even want to see her on TV full stop.

From f4wonline

Former AEW World Champion Kenny Omega will have all of his various ailments and injuries that he has been working through checked out Wednesday, according to Dave Meltzer on Wrestling Observer Radio.

Meltzer said Omega has been dealing with various injuries for several months but was determined to see the Hangman Page storyline come to completion which it did this past Saturday at Full Gear as he lost the title to Page.

Meltzer said after the evaluation, it will be determined if Omega will take a break from wrestling. Meltzer said Omega was going to take some time off at some point, but chose not to as he wanted to continue the storyline.

In a video released over the weekend by famous YouTube chiropractor and wrestling fan Beau Hightower, Omega said he has dealt with "bad" vertigo since 2018. He said it can get bad while he is wrestling and working while things are spinning is a new skill he has had to inherit.

Omega has wrestled 32 times in 2021, mostly in AEW with some Impact Wrestling and AAA appearances as well. That number is virtually identical to 2020 (34 times).

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I'm a huge fan of Omega, there's a reason why he's best the world but I'm hoping he takes a big break to get all those injuries under control.

I think I'm ready for an Omega babyface run, where he can honestly just be himself. Assuming he gets healthy, of course.

Hard disagreement here, I think he comes across way more natural being this cocky prick who believes he's the best wrestler in the world, and Callis fills in the gaps in his game around mic work and charisma. His last year was far better than the prior two. I'd be loathe to split those two up.

And it's that side of him that really writes its own authentic babyface push as far as I'm concerned. A guy who leaves so much of himself in the ring, who just loves the business, giving back to the business and, when being himself, is also a likeable, relatable guy.

Assuming he can actually get healthy enough to work again, I'd integrate worked injuries into his push. He could have the killer matches with guys like Miro, MJF and (hopefully heel) Cody, but they can ultimately win the match by capitalizing on the worked injuries. They get more heat, he gets more sympathy, until you hopefully have him overcome the odds and dethrone a top heel that you build up, maybe Punk?

Hook an MJF-Punk feud to my veeeins.