Bischoff believes Khan has “blown” so much goodwill by spending time taking shots at WWE rather than focusing on improving his own product. “Ironic coming from me — the guy who gave away [WWE] finishes [during the Monday Night Wars] … I was doing all sorts of in-your-face s–t but I was actually going head-to-head. Tony has been on the sidelines taking cheap shots without having the guts to really go head-to-head, and now that they finally have, they got spanked.”

“Eazy E” is also convinced that AEW’s dwindling viewership is causing Khan to “do things out of desperation” and he is, thereby, “starting to look smaller and smaller” every week. “Somebody should take his phone away from him,” Bischoff added. “Keep him away from the cameras for God’s sake, somebody’s gotta love that man enough to tell him he should not be in front of the camera because it doesn’t do his brand any good.”

Bischoff also reiterated some of his earlier comments criticizing Khan’s management style, once again urging the AEW head to delegate his booking duties to a more qualified person. “I think Tony Khan is beyond help. I think he wants to be Paul Heyman or Vince McMahon … this is a vanity project. He loves wrestling — I get it! It doesn’t mean he’s good at it. Unless Tony recognizes he’s not good at it, you could bring in anybody and it won’t work. Because he won’t listen — not to the extent that he needs to.” Bischoff wants Khan to take satisfaction in being the person who “put it all together” and hand over creative to others. “When it comes to managing talents, creating and producing the television show, he clearly doesn’t have it.”