Could be legit #2: All Elite Wrestling might be tempting the Lunatic Fringe

There's no doubt about the fact that All Elite Wrestling's creation is a game changer for the industry--at least temporarily.
One of the things that make the promotion founded by Cody Rhodes and the Young Bucks such a major event is that for over twenty years the WWE has had no real competition. Yes, Impact/TNA wrestling worried them for a time--particularly the Knockouts division, which led directly to the Women's Evolution movement in WWE--but they were never big enough nor gained enough of a market share to really threaten the WWE's dominance.
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What this meant for wrestlers like Dean Ambrose was that there weren't any clear alternatives to working for WWE, unless they wished to take a massive pay cut and ply their trade in smaller venues. But with AEW starting to gain steam, talent like Dean Ambrose and the aforementioned Revival now have a place they might call home in the future.
The fact that Dean, who has been a WWE employee for most of the last decade, is just now changing his mind after the formation of AEW is a sign that his departure could be legitimate.
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