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JWeinCom said:
No_Name_Needed said:

The Pac tribute on Dynamite last night was beautiful. AEW truly is great at these kind of shows, sad as that may be to say.

Still hard to believe he is gone. The man had a damn good match with Andrade one night and was gone the next. It honestly looked like they might have been heading to a rematch, or at least a Blood and Guts appearance. Some thought he was possibly going to kick Mox out of the Death Riders and take over. Hell, I know a lot of people wanted to see Pac vs. Dragunov which now sadly can't happen. Seemed like he had so many possible things ahead of him.

The counter programming just seemed vile and scummy. Absolutely no reason to not move a YouTube show to another day or time. That genuinely bothered me so much.

But... it's a youtube show @_@... that wasn't live @_@...

Pretty sure anyone who wanted to watch the Pac tribute watched the Pac tribute. People who wanted to watch both watched both at different times, presumably watching the tribute first. Genuinely don't see the issue here.

Sir if you can't see the issue, I don't know what to say. When The Worlds Collide air time was first announced, I just shrugged it off as WWE counter programming AEW again. What can you do. But when Pac passed and the Dynamite episode became a tribute, counter booking should have gone out the window, at least to show some class and respect for a guy who also use to work for you.

If reports are to be believed, even people within the WWE thought Worlds Collide should be moved. When you have your own people believe a show should be moved, that says something.

Just moving the show a few hours to not go head to head would have worked, and since it was on YouTube, it likely would have been easy to do so unlike on network or cable TV. Just out of respect, move the show. I genuinely don't see the issue with doing that.