In a recent episode of the "Wrestling Company Daily", Wrestling Company executive editor Nick Hausman sat down with ECW, WCW and WWE veteran Crowbar. Crowbar gave his views on the current wrestling pattern. As AEW's sales in the UBS Arena surpassed WWE, many fans have exaggerated the momentum of All Elite at the moment. Crowbar discussed whether WWE needs any response.

"I don't know what their business plan is," Crowbar admitted. "As a businessman, I have an idea. It seems that AEW is an alternative, it is for older fans. We have more adult storylines, we have curses. It's more violent. It's cooler. For me, when I watch AEW, this is the money behind ECW. This is what I think as a fan. WWE seems to have eased the atmosphere. Are they more inclined to the family crowd? Are they more willing to introduce them Six or seven-year-old children wrestling, but do not want more help from the Smiths, who don’t want curses and words? But those children will buy a lot of toys and a lot of shirts.

"That's their business plan. If this is their goal, which is to sell to that age group, it's not wrong. They will always compare with who is doing what in the ratings, but in terms of the fan base, I see two very different target groups, and I think you will see more and more disagreements. I think you will see a clearer line between what AEW provides and what WWE provides. I might be Wrong, but I now think these are two very, very different products."

Crowbar is also called Devin Storm in WWE and discussed what it's like to work for Vince McMahon.

"I'm still a young man in college, and I can't believe I'm in the WWF locker room. Moreover, due to the embarrassing social background, it is overwhelming to say the least," Crouba said. "I will see Vince passing in the corridor. There is always a'how are you? Thank you for having me, Yada Yada. Road Dogg was injured once. Thanks to my physical therapy training, I was able to take his hips Wrap it up and I got a "thank you", which is pretty cool. In fact—not many people know—when I do light heavyweight things, there are some conversations saying that after I graduated from physical therapy school, there were Some conversations, I will be a physical therapist on the road.

"At the time, they had no coaches, no therapists, nothing. I would act as both a therapist and a junior wrestler at the same time. That just never happened. They walked back and forth. I think as their big company, They may not want to take the risk of hiring a new physical therapist. Experience is important, not only in wrestling, but also in physical therapy, and I think that’s what broke the deal.”

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