Henry largely seems to be excited about the idea of an AEW supershow, especially if it acts like a true ‘forbidden door’ with crossovers that matter, but the veteran isn’t oblivious to the issues that might arise.

“Does it take away from your existing program? AEW’s got All, All Out, they have the Forbidden Door, they have all these pay-per-views — if you create that, would you make that bigger than you want?” Henry pointed out. “It will get bigger than you; are you willing to do that?”

Booker T similarly weighed the pros and cons of AEW counter-booking WWE on WrestleMania weekend 2027, but cautioned that rom a business point-of-view, if it flops, it would spell disaster for the promotion. Booker further expressed that he wouldn’t even want to try a similar angle in AEW’s shoes, noting that it could end up being a situation where the promotion would end up shooting themselves in the foot and backing themselves into a corner.

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