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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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do you have any further insight on the TNA pulling talent from indie dates situation? Specifically I am interested in the bit thats being reported about carlos silva being upset that collision got moved against TNA on thursday. Plenty of bridges have been burned in wrestling for stupid reasons but this one is so exceptionally petty it seems like there is more going on.

Yes, Carlos Silva told people that he did not like AEW running Collision on Thursday. It was a WBD decision, not an All Elite Wrestling decision. I'm sure AEW would have loved to have ran after March Madness. It was really weird to see people act like AEW gets to make that decision of running Thursday nights. If that was the case, they probably would have ran on Thursdays long ago. There are a lot of great people around TNA, but Carlos Silva is the latest non-wrestling guy to be thrust into an important role there.

Which of these AEW talent do you think we will see next: jay white, wardlow, Eddie Kingston or kamille?

At the time this was asked, Kamille hadn't returned yet, but she is back and we'll see what's next for her after her loss to Willow. Next would be Eddie Kingston. I haven't heard a real update on Jay White, but he'll at least tease being around ahead of every PPV. Wardlow is recovering, was at AEW Revolution, and promoting American Gladiators.

Any retirement news on Rey Mysterio? Feels a bit strange to me that he’s consistently getting injured and just suffered a rib injury recently and has come back just in time to be in a ladder match. Feels to me that he wants to compete at one more Mania before retiring. Any opinions?

Not that I've heard. He's signed for multi-years and still wants to go out and wrestle. I do think at this stage, the days of seeing him work 35+ matches is probable over. He only wrestled 19 times each in 2013 and 2014 and here he was a decade later doing more than double that. He will likely be integral in AAA moving forward and used as a special attraction.

Comments

Ron Sanders

When did you write the Kamille answer as she was on the PPV and a TV match after?

quique

Was this written before Kamille’s match against Willow?

Abby

they come from the q&a episodes that air usually on Sundays. and ironically this one came out like an hour before her return

Gina K (WitchbladeBaeWhite)

Was thinking the same thing, maybe Sean is confused after getting knocked around at the clusterfuck 🤣🤣🤣

quique

Haha got it thanks for clarifying

Alexander Fitzgerald

These questions must have been answered before Kamille returned lol

John Thee Punisher

Wardlow is always recovering from injury. I've done bodybuilding training for over 25 years and wrestled for 4 of those years. Most of my career was while natural but the last part I was juiced to the gills. Later on I did MMA fur three years Al natural. From those experiences I can say that the extra muscle mass was exhausting and required extra conditioning workouts and making sure I wrestled frequently. I really feel like the real big guys need strength and conditioning at least part of their routine and regularly wrestling. I dint know what Wardlow's training is like but his lack of matches on a regular basis definitely hurts him by not allowing his body to get used to the movements and pacing. This makes big guys injury prone because they aren't used to lifting bodies in dynamic movement's as opposed to controlled weightlifting.

Jared Hussey

This was interesting to me and makes a ton of sense. Thanks for sharing!