>...current wrestling.
>
>I'm not going to front, listening to stuff from his podcasts
>and shoot interviews while at work is part of what sparked my
>interest in wrestling after being away for a while. And from
>listening to him to the way he described Omega, he made sound
>like Erik Watts crossed with Vince Russo. Then when I finally
>started watching AEW, I was a bit shocked at how largely
>inoffensive he is. Yeah, he's pretty far down the list in
>terms of what I enjoy about the company, but he's far from
>disgracing the business out there.

Key words: out there. He's actually done plenty to disgrace the business and any reasonable person could understand why someone like Jim Cornette would have strong feelings about someone who comes across so fake.

>And speaking as someone who works as a critic from time to
>time, if 95% of what you have to say is negative, then that
>doesn't speak well of your critical abilities. Yes, it can fun
>to shit on stuff, but it shouldn't make up the lion's share of
>your schtick. It's telling when the longest clips of the
>podcast are him shitting on whatever was on AEW last weeks,
>and he can barely scrape together 5 minutes of discussion
>about what he actually enjoys.

That would seem to say more about the available product than anything else. You're acting like wrestling is music, where the good stuff is there to be found with a little effort. Hes not ignoring good product to shit on bad product. Hes clearly stated what he thinks is good product over and over and over again. If thats on TV and im just not seeing it, Id love for someone to help me out over here.