Nic Nemeth discussed whether a potential split between “AEW Dynamite” and “AEW Collision” could help elevate these titles, arguing that there was a healthy rivalry between “WWE Raw” and “WWE SmackDown.” He touched upon the concept of the title, that it can be defended elsewhere too, which he thinks is not a novelty, as WWE also has that, particularly after they acquired AAA.

“If there was a separation between ‘Collision’ and ‘Dynamite,’ yeah, then okay, it would be interesting. But the idea with this title, that you can fight it and defend it everywhere else, you can kind of do that with everything else,” he said. 

Tony Khan has noted that this will be a traveling title, which Nemeth said would work if it’s defended every week in different companies.

“But if this becomes a piece that goes every couple of weeks, It’s being defended in a different company with different matchups, then now you’ve created a little bit of more interest in it and now like, okay, not just talk the game and at the big shows you get somebody else winning a title or fighting for it and you get the matchup, now you have something once a month that’s being constantly defended on different companies and it can give you matchups. That way it becomes a bit [more interesting], you’re introducing to new stars. You’re watching pay-per-views you thought you’d never watch — that’s win-win for wrestling fans.”

The title will be up for grabs at Full Gear later this month, with the inaugural champion crowned in a Casino Gauntlet match. 

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