Tony Khan Slams WWE’s ‘Predatory Business Practices’ in Scathing Comments

Tony Khan denounced WWE’s alleged “predatory business practices” for circulating false viewership numbers for AEW Collision. Khan compared them to tactics used in 1980s wrestling territories, claiming inaccuracies were intentionally spread. Despite the false reports, AEW Collision drew 378,000 viewers. Khan’s response demonstrates his commitment to the wrestling industry and his unwavering dedication to AEW’s fan base.

These are the same predatory business practices that Jim Crockett Promotions + many former wrestling territories faced in the 1980s.

I'm very grateful to all of you wrestling fans who watch AEW, and @AEW is here to stay.

See you TONIGHT on @TNTdrama
10pm ET/9pm CT#AEWRampage https://t.co/vYtcBVIFbf

— Tony Khan (@TonyKhan) June 7, 2024

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