Denise Salcedo

So I have a few questions on kind of a bunch of different points of that.

And I kind of want to start off with, you know, that moment where you did find out like, hey, this is done with you're moving on.

Did you see this coming?

Or was this a moment where you were?

I know you know you're looking at this and you're like okay what to do next right you took it very you took the news very well from what I can tell but was there any piece a part of you that was angry any piece of you that thought damn I really wanted to make sure I finished this maybe this should have happened after Slammiversary you know just the timing of all of that where it's like so abrupt right before this you know big show you know where were you at with that initial reaction

Coming up next, Tommy and I break down the road to AEW Forbidden Door.

Forbidden Door, you know, when it was first announced, I still remember the first time I saw the graphic and everybody was like, oh, shit, Forbidden Door, I can't believe it.

You know, the really big thing.

However, since then, there has seemed to be a little bit of a drop off.

It's almost,

every single year i feel like forbidden door is the show that people are least looking forward to throughout the year for aew but the weird thing is it always delivers though like it never like it never sucks or anything but the my question to you is what can because in in terms to addressing some of the critiques that people give like

Should we still be doing Forbidden Door?

What can they do differently?

Do you think that this show doesn't get a fair shake from people?

Maybe it's the company's presentation of it.

I don't know.

What are your thoughts in terms of doing the Forbidden Door show every year?

Máscara dorada.

I mean, you're right.

Yeah, I mean, it was a different time period when they actually started the Forbidden Door show.