Bischoff was careful not to forget Christian Cage, praising the man Copeland confronted in his AEW debut, and the man who told Copeland to “go f**k yourself,” a few days later on “Dynamite.” Bischoff is excited to see where things go from there, and admitted that the only thing he potentially liked more than Copeland’s debut was the “Dynamite” moment, though he still has some concerns regarding how vulgar the content was.

“I loved that,” Bischoff said. “On a creative level, as a fan sitting there in the venue or watching it on television, loved it. The business side of me is kind of shaking my head, but whatever. We’ll see how that pans out in the long run because it is starting to get into that treacherous zone where advertisers begin to feel uncomfortable, particularly when you’re targeting a younger demo.”

“But hey, maybe it doesn’t matter anymore. I could be mistaken. Maybe advertisers, especially on television, because it’s harder and harder and harder to deliver for an advertiser, maybe the standards have changed. And if so, it won’t have any effect. But I think creatively, awesome.”

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