An awkward segment involving Thunder Rosa confronting Megan Bayne and Penelope Ford with a steel chair during the February 19th edition of AEW Dynamite has sparked internal discussions about production protocols.
Bryan Alvarez, reporting for F4WOnline, addressed the growing concerns within the company about the lack of production meetings.
The bigger story here than this was just such a f*cking disaster is not a week goes by, not one week goes by where I don’t hear from somebody in AEW saying, ‘Why the f*ck don’t we have production meetings? We need production meetings. Things happen on every show where if we had a production meeting, they wouldn’t happen.’ But Tony [Khan] refuses to do production meetings, and here we are. This is another one. What in the f*ck happened here? Nobody knows. I didn’t get a single good explanation for it. It was just everybody was on a different page, and you made the baby face look like an absolute idiot, and away we go.
The segment drew criticism from viewers as Rosa maintained her position in the ring holding the chair while Bayne and Ford departed the scene.