Report Denies Young Bucks Have Signed “Brock Lesnar Deal”
In a shocking turn of occasions for AEW lovers, the long-anticipated go back of The Young Bucks to the hoop has sparked enormous speculation about their contractual fame with the promotion. On August 14th, at some point of a exciting episode of Dynamite, the Young Bucks made their comeback, defending their AEW World Tag Team Titles for the first time due to the fact that clinching the gold on the Dynasty occasion in April. This excessive-stakes in shape marked their first look on account that the intense Blood and Guts fit, main to an array of rumors and conjecture concerning their destiny with the enterprise.
In recent weeks, the wrestling network has been abuzz with speculation that The Young Bucks had signed a settlement corresponding to Brock Lesnar’s notorious WWE deal. Such a deal might suggest a huge reduction of their ring time, with the Bucks performing on television simplest sporadically. This hypothesis intensified in the course of their absence from the AEW programming, which brought about reviews suggesting that the Bucks’ new deal could reflect the component-time association Lesnar has with WWE.
However, the narrative of The Young Bucks taking a “Brock Lesnar Deal” has been firmly refuted. According to Dave Meltzer in his brand new e-newsletter, the perceived state of being inactive of the Young Bucks was a part of a pre-agreed plan as opposed to a consequence of a drastic contractual change. Meltzer found out that their short hiatus was scheduled nicely earlier to permit the wrestlers to nicely get better and promote the accidents sustained from their grueling Blood and Guts in shape.
Meltzer’s insights shed light at the reality that at the same time as the Young Bucks’ cutting-edge agreement does entail fewer dates than their preceding one, it does not resemble the drastic component-time preparations seen with Brock Lesnar. The new agreement was designed to ensure the Bucks do not overextend themselves or appear on too many shows, but it still guarantees their presence on AEW programming for most of the weeks.
“This was a time-off period that was agreed upon months ago,” Meltzer explained. “The Young Bucks had worked extensively on Wednesdays for much of the year, and their current schedule is meant to balance their appearances without them being on every show. They will be present for most episodes of Dynamite between now and the end of December.”
The misinterpretation surrounding their deal appears to have stemmed from the Bucks’ strategic absence, which was intended to add depth to their storyline and enhance the narrative surrounding their injuries. Meltzer further clarified that their time away from the ring had been planned to coincide with the need for storyline development rather than indicating a fundamental shift in their contractual obligations.
Looking ahead, the Young Bucks are set to defend their AEW World Tag Team Titles at the highly anticipated All In event. The challenge awaiting them will come from either FTR or The Acclaimed, promising an electrifying clash that will surely capture the attention of wrestling fans worldwide.
