Cheeseburger says he would be interested in producing matches for AEW once his career as an active wrestler is over.
Cheeseburger is not only known for being a wrestler, but he's also known for training future wrestlers at the Worldwide Dojo. When he used to help train ROH prospects, he would help agent Future of Honor matches in Ring of Honor.
Appearing on Fightful Overbooked's Coexisting w/ Rob & Maggie, Cheeseburger told Sean Ross Sapp that he would be interested in helping agent AEW matches in the future. He also reflected on agenting matches for the Dojo Pro program that was once on Amazon Prime Video.
Cheeseburger does say, however, that he would prefer to wait until he is finished as an active competitor before he starts regularly agenting matches.
“Yeah, absolutely. I’ve done a little bit of producing work, but when we would do some of the old Future of Honor stuff for Ring of Honor, I would produce those. I would help put matches together, help agent some matches. I do pretty much all of the booking and producing work at the dojo for our YouTube show and getting some practice with that and putting together matches with students. There was a show, I don’t know if you guys have seen it, but it was on Amazon Prime, ‘Dojo Pro’, I was a producer on that as well. That show, that had a lot of great guys [in it], like [Wheeler] Yuta was in it, Ricky Starks, MJF, Aaron Solo, [Joey] Janela. So I ended up being a producer on that as well, and that was a really fun experience, getting to do that and be a part of that. That was always something that I could see myself doing in the future, maybe not right now as an active talent, but yeah, I would be interested in that, for sure."
Cheeseburger also expressed an interest in continuing to help train future ROH stars, if the ROH Dojo ever reopened. Read his comments here.
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