AEW has often come under criticism from fans. A four-time champion now has a huge message for the company's critics.
All Elite Wrestling has come a long way since its inception in 2019. Despite its constant growth, the company has often come under scrutiny and criticism from many fans and critics who find reasons to pick apart their product. However, Sammy Guevara, who is a three-time TNT Champion, has come to the company's defense.
During a recent interview with Sportskeeda Wrestling's Senior Editor Bill Apter, Sammy Guevara said that he tries not to focus on anybody's opinion, but to just do the best that he can. He further noted that this is the message he conveys throughout the entire company by asking his colleagues to focus on doing their best, since that is what ultimately matters.
"I mean, ultimately, like, not everyone's gonna like everything that you do. You know? And so me personally, what I have tried to do is not focus so much on anybody's opinion. I just try to do the best job that I can do. So I wouldn't even say anything to the naysayers. I would say this to my own people in my company. It's like, 'Man, forget what everybody else says. What do you say to yourself? Are you knowing that you're doing the best that you can do? Then that's all that's important.' And ultimately, if we feel that we're putting on the best that we can, then nothing else matters because we know we're doing the best that we can." [1:49 - 2:25]
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Sammy Guevara addresses the improvements AEW has made over the years
AEW has made several strides over the past few years. The company has made efforts to improve its production quality and boost its roster strength by hiring and recruiting several major talents from around the world. Despite these improvements in the right direction, Tony Khan is constantly criticized for the way he manages his roster and talent.
During the same interview, Sammy Guevara addressed some of the improvements that the AEW has made over the years, such as the production, camera angles, and camera work that help in the storytelling aspect of wrestling.
"I think it's improved in a lot of ways. I think, especially early on, because everything was so new, kind of the Wild West, and I think over years you've seen things improve such as production, camera angles, camera work, the way they tell different stories, even the way... I think they don't get a lot of credit is, how they are factoring in a lot of people because we have a lot of people on this roster," Guevara said. [From 0:34 to 1:15]
It will be interesting to see if AEW will continue to make improvements to its product in the future.
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