If you watched Dynamite last week you saw the sign, even the camera man knows what’s up so my question to all of you is how would you fix it.
TK gives you the reigns and says he wants a women’s division that could headline next year’s All Out.
You can sign any free agents, use ROH talent, book anymatch or angle you want, but you have to have a great division in one years time.
(I’ll post my own thoughts later today)
Mob boss Shida. Also pair Yuka with Riho, call them the Murder Girls, and have everyone who underestimates them get big time forearms til their lights go out.
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Keep a good relationship with Impact, since their woman’s division is fantastic. Let talent show up on Impact randomly; let Impact talent show up on Dynamite.
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Promote more international tournaments like they did with US/Japanese championship tournament
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HIRE VEDA SCOTT.
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Let Maria do Women’s Division Wednesday again and use the internet/social media to your advantage; run angles, do matches with other companies, etc.
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Let Nyla takeover AEW tiktok on Wednesdays and Saturdays before Dynamite and Collision :)
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Give us more than just shoehorned women’s division matches. Let the women exist with the men; imagine if the Outcasts and Bullet Club Gold worked together.
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Let Tay Melo free; she was so good before the JAS. Give her meaning again!.
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Put Serena Deeb on TV… anyway you can. Because she should be on tv. Deeb/Veda Scott would be a fantastic commentary team for a women’s show.
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If you can’t do anything with the network to get more timeslot’s, then do more with Youtube/socials and put more specials on for free. I’d wager the majority of AEW’s audience are younger and don’t have cable anyway.
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Persuade AJ to come back (long shot sure but I just need it to happen :))
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HIRE VEDA SCOTT
It really is a joke they haven’t hired Veda. Nyla doing a social media takeover would be awesome btw, great shout.
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It’s simple. More matches, and more angles.
They have all the ingredients they need. They just need to bake the fucking cake already.
This is pretty much it. They need to be willing to commit more time slots to the division. Right now it’s like they’re afraid to give the division any more time because it has historically got lower ratings than the men’s, but it’s a chicken and egg situation, since they’ve always been shucked off to the worst timeslot and never given investment. So of course people are going to become accustomed to tuning out for that section.
Make a concerted effort to allocate more of the show’s time to the division and better booking and more focus will inherently come, since they’ll have a larger portion of the show ‘on the line’ depending on the division being good television. It was a rough transition at the start for WWE too - the first women’s rumble was weak because the division was tiny, and it felt forced to give a women’s version of every big match. After a couple years though, it was the norm and the strength of the division started to shine through. They’ve still got a ways to go on their side of things as well on the main roster nowadays, but it’s in a better state than AEW for sure.
Now’s the best time to do it with the brand split - there’s more television time to go around than ever.
