<h1>Dave Melzer: AEW has beaten WWE in many ways! </h1>
With the growth of AEW, their competition with WWE has become a matter of great concern to wrestling fans around the world. In the two years since the two sides secretly competed, they have also achieved great results.
Today, the well-known wrestling media personality Dave Melzer compared a number of data from AEW and WWE on "Wrestling Watch Radio" and said that AEW has defeated WWE in many ways!
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For the past month or so, AEW has beaten RAW for two consecutive weeks in the 18- to 49-year-old age group. According to the data, the proportion of men in this age group, AEW has been ahead of WWE. In addition to this, AEW has also been far ahead of WWE in terms of attendance!
Interestingly, this year's WWE Summer Frenzy contest broke the record for the highest attendance in history, but Dave Melzer said he did not refer to the data because he believed that WWE had lied about attendance, and the actual number was much smaller than WWE's disclosure!
<h1>AJ Lee has returned to wrestling, but the chances of a comeback are slim!? </h1>
Wrestling Network News, yesterday, everyone has been waiting for a long time before the former WWE girl champion AJ Lee officially announced his return to the wrestling world and joined the WOW All-Women Wrestling League as the company's producer.
Although AJ Lee himself has not announced whether he will return to the ring, in the eyes of many wrestling fans, AJ Lee will return to the wrestling ring sooner or later like her husband CM Punk.
But according to wrestling journalist Mike Johnson, A.J. Lee is unlikely to return to the ring because her schedule is currently full and she even works as a screenwriter in Hollywood. So in my opinion, it is impossible for her to return to the ring, which will take up a lot of her time!
<h1>"Retired master" Leo Rush revealed for the first time why he has returned from retirement many times...</h1>
As a well-known retired master in the wrestling world, Leo Rush has entered and exited the wrestling world three times and has now announced a full-time contract with the AEW Wrestling League again. From retirement to comeback, the length is half a year, and the short is one month.
Today, Leo Rush made a guest appearance on Vichy Guerrero's podcast and spoke for the first time about why he always jumps back and forth between retirement and comeback.
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The reason why I have chosen to retire many times is because I am really not willing to leave the wrestling world like this. When I was sacked by WWE, I chose to retire because I was so disappointed in myself. But when I saw my kids, I thought I needed to go out and work, and that got me in my trench coat again. But when I was injured, I had to choose to retire. To put it simply, I just don't have any money, and I have to go out and work harder to make money, so I'm now signing up with AEW.