"It would help their aura" β Jim Cornette on how WWE legend's sons could benefit from feud with 3-time champions in AEW
Jim Cornette recently spoke about how WWE legend Billy Gunn's two sons are being booked in AEW.
The latest edition of Dynamite this year had the Gunns square off against FTR in a tag team match. While Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler were clearly the stronger duo, Austin and Colten Gunn were able to snatch a win with underhand tactics.
Despite the Gunns beating the babyfaces, Jim Cornette believes that the match had its fair share of flaws. In a recent episode of his Jim Cornette Experience podcast, the veteran explained his perspective:
"Yes, they are going to learn something regardless of what the finish is by working with FTR... But it would also help their standing in the community, it would help their aura, help their image and help their 'over' factor if when they beat FTR they weren't just beating a team that everybody else fu*k*ng beats..."
He added:
"It would get the Gunns over more if FTR was established as not just the favorite team of the fans because they know they're the best but as a legitimate strong force that is world title level and almost never loses." (1.55 - 2.42)
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FTR were reportedly going to team up with CM Punk in AEW
The duo of Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler were robbed of the opportunity to team up with CM Punk due to the controversial 'Brawl Out' incident.
Before his suspension from AEW, the Second City Saint had hinted at joining FTR. Punk was reportedly supposed to be a member of a faction with the Tag Team Champions FTR before the sad course of events that followed.
Tony Khan said in a recent interview with Fightful that Punk's ban and injury prevented the plans from being carried out. Additionally, he discussed how it was hard to satisfy everyone on the roster.
FTR are still signed to AEW for the time being. It remains to be seen what the future holds for them.
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