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AEW roster celebrates Tony Khan after Dynamite 200 goes off the air

The AEW roster celebrated Tony Khan after Dynamite 200 went off the air.

Following the broadcast, Chris Jericho and Tony Khan thanked the fans and then before Khan walked to the back, Jericho told Tony to walk with him to the ring.

Jericho said they celebrated Dynamite 200 because of the vision of Tony Khan. He said that they focused on giving fans something different as well as creating new stars along the way.

At that point, MJF came out and said he wanted to say a quick story. He said before AEW started, there was only one place where wrestlers could make money, and that place was WWE. People booed. MJF said that he could’ve went there and receive a name change but then there was a visionary with a bunch of men who called themselves The Elite and there was a guy called Chris Jericho who took a serious leap and all of them created an alternative.

“That alternative gave opportunities for guys like your AEW World champion who’s over as f***.,” MJF said, before thanking Tony Khan…for making him a very rich man come 2024!

The whole roster then came out on stage to acknowledge Tony Khan as a “Thank you Tony Khan” graphic aired on the big screen.

“Thank you very much, I’ll never forget this,” Khan said.


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Colin Vassallo
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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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