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Welcome to Select Answers, a feature that provides some of the answers to questions that were posed to Sean Ross Sapp in the most recent Fightful Weekly Q&A Podcast. The show drops every week on Fightful Select for subscribers.

When aggregating these posts please refer to it as "Fightful Select Answers Q&A" and tag Fightful, noting that it was in the Q&A format to avoid confusion.

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I know that aew is more open than many companies with their contracts. I noticed that Tatevik had wrestled in OVW after you said her aew contract started. With them doing TV, how is that allowed?

There are very specific promotions that AEW cares about you doing TV for -- WWE, TNA, AAA, NWA, MLW primarily. Perhaps there are some others as well. Anyone under AEW contract has their dates approved by the office. I haven't seen many instances of indies getting rejected by AEW outside of contract conflicts, and when AEW and GCW were at odds over Ricky Starks related stuff.

Marina Shafir called WWE "the fed" in her interview with Renee a couple of weeks ago. I thought this was just an internet thing. Do wrestlers really say that?

Yes. A lot. I actually was in the middle of Jeff Hardy and Elias/Ezekiel/Elijah a couple of years ago and Jeff Hardy said "hey man, are you still with the Fed?" Nevermind that it was at Wrestlecade, and WWE talent can't get booked there. It was still funny to hear in person! "The E" and "The Fed" are very common.

I was at Wrestling Revolver in Dayton when you did the wedding with Killer Kelly, Myron Reed, SHotzi and the Crists. How does something like that come together?

Killer Kelly set it up. She asked me a couple of weeks before if I would do it, and I was happy to. Sami Callihan contacted me, and I let him know as long as we could promote something charitable, I would be on board, and he gave me the time to be there. We went over the specific creative right before the show. They asked me if I would take a bump off of a superkick, and Shotzi pitched giving me the stunner. I wrote my promo, and the only line anyone knew about was the one about Shotzi getting fired, because that isn't the kind of thing you blindside someone with. I'll do a full show on that as I have most of my appearances, eventually! Despite some calling it the WORST STUNNER SELL EVER, Revolver was happy! They were very good to me.

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SugarBearJonez

that stunner fucking ruled. people that complain about selling are people i don't care to talk to

Riley

I have 2 CMLL questions from stuff I read from Meltzer. One was a balcony collapsed and the other that KeMonito needed a blood transfusion. I havent seen any follow up if everyone is okay? I'm assuming no news is good news.

Eric Mccarthy

Hey Sean, any idea when Billy Gunns contract is up? I was kinda wondering if he had that match the other night teaming with Austin because maybe his contracts coming up soon and it’s not being renewed so that might have been his last chance to team with his kid?

OakTree

The Arena Mexico Balcony Collapse was in 1990, when Rayo de Jalisco Jr and Cien Caras had their Mask vs. Mask match. The Upper Deck was well above capacity, and everyone rushed to the edge to try and get a better view. It was just too much weight. @/RobViper has some good posts about it on his Twitter.

Riley

that's hilariously embarrassing on my part. I just read "balcony collapsed from over capacity crowd" and I was looking everywhere to be like "why isn't anyone reporting this, this seems to be major news?"... complete egg on my face.