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Nick Gage On What Tony Khan Said To Him After His No-Rules Match In AEW

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• Nick Gage On What Tony Khan Said To Him After His No-Rules Match In AEW

We recently reported that Hardcore Independent Wrestling veteran Nick Gage lost his All Elite Wrestling debut (No-Rules) match against WWF Legend Chris Jericho, but the use of a pizza cutter caused some trouble with AEW sponsor Domino’s Pizza.

Gage recently appeared on WWE Hall Of Famer X-Pac’s ‘Pro Wrestling 4 Life’ podcast and spoke about the two AEW Dynamite episodes he worked.

Here’s what Gage had to say:

“I came back and [AEW President Tony Khan] was, you know, in what they call Gorilla Position, he got up out his chair, came right up to me, I looked that man dead in his eyes and I said, ‘Man, you got something awesome going here. Thank you for f**king making me feel at home here’.

I was just fired up and he said, ‘Thank you’ and he said, ‘What an awesome match, bro.’ You know, he got up out of his chair, went around the Gorilla Position, looked me in the eyes and I looked him in the eyes, just told him them words, man. But, I just keep it real. I’m a real motherf**ker, I just speak the truth. I just gave him the truth, how I felt at the moment and hopefully he said the same thing to me and was telling the truth.

I was fired up. I was born for that moment. The AEW locker room is awesome. The boys are great. I never felt like I was unwelcome or anything, so that was cool. I was able to focus on what I wanted to do. Then, they were able to let me be, I’m gonna be Nick Gage. They brought me in to be Nick Gage. If you don’t want me to be Nick Gage, I’m going to leave. I felt great and I was fired up. That match was great. Shoutout to Chris Jericho for being a tough dude. It was awesome.

I didn’t even know about Domino’s until it was over and someone told me. I was focused on carving up Chris Jericho. I got to the back, leaking out of my arm, and they told me, ‘There was a Domino’s commercial after you were carving Chris Jericho up.’ I started laughing. What a coincidence. I was focused on making that man bleed.”

Also Read: Eric Bischoff Explains The 2 Risks AEW Is Taking By Doing Such Matches

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• Old School WCCW Veteran Would Have Celebrated His Birthday

Today would have been the 64th birthday of Old School WCCW Veteran Gino Hernandez (Real name: Charles Wolfe Jr.).

Gino Hernandez used to be one of the top heels in Fritz Von Erich’s Dallas based World Class Championship Wrestling promotion.

His feud against the Von Erich’s is legendary and one of the most memorable feuds in the history of this territory.

During his WCCW days, he was managed by famous old school wrestling manager Gary Hart.

Gino Hernandez passed away way too early, at the young age of only 28 years, due to a cocaine overdose.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY & REST IN PEACE

August 8, 1957 – February 2, 1986


        
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