Tony Khan comments on his meeting with Shane McMahon.
On July 31st, Fightful Select and WrestleTalk reported that Tony Khan met with Shane McMahon over "possibilities moving forward." A photo of the two in a meeting was posted online.
Speaking on Sedano & Kap, Tony Khan was asked about the meeting.
"As I understand, he's not doing anything with WWE, and I had a really nice visit with him. I heard from a lot of people that he was interested in talking and it had become, frankly, a big media story to the point where I was getting asked on the record questions about it and I answered them, just like I'll answer you now. In advance of, I had never met him and my first conversation with him, there was a lot of buzz about this. I thought it would certainly be worth talking and I have a lot of respect for him. I had never met him, but he seemed like a really nice guy. I sat down with him, he was fantastic. I really enjoyed talking with him. He is a very smart person about wrestling and I thought he was a great guy. We have a lot of mutual friends and we both happened to be in Dallas. A mutual friend linked us up, who is one of the bigger names in pro wrestling, and that friend put us on a group chat. I had a really nice talk and I really enjoyed visiting with him. Clearly, there was a lot of interest in it. Somebody, in the middle of talking at an airport conference room, somebody just busted in and took a photo. I think that's fine. I enjoyed the conversation and there is nothing wrong with a couple of people getting together and talking about wrestling. That's part of what makes wrestling so great. There is a lot to talk about and we're all fans at heart.
"It's a big thing. It's exciting. It was nice to talk to him. I don't know what's to come, but it's an exciting time in AEW."
It is unknown if Shane McMahon will appear on AEW TV.
Fans can find Shane's statement on the meeting by clicking here.
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