Bully Ray Critiques Ric Flair’s Involvement in AEW Dynamite Segment
In the lead-up to Sting’s final match at AEW Revolution, wrestling legend Bully Ray Ric Flair has been prominently featured, creating anticipation and excitement among fans. However, a recent segment on “AEW Dynamite” has drawn criticism from Bully Ray, who shared his thoughts on Ric Flair’s physicality and the timing of Sting’s entrance.
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On the February 28 edition of “AEW Dynamite,” Flair teased a potential heel turn on Sting, only to ultimately side with his old friend. The segment involved physicality and a subsequent appearance by Sting, descending from the rafters to rescue “The Nature Boy.” Bully Ray, in a recent episode of “Busted Open Radio,” expressed his opinions on the segment and raised concerns about its execution.
Bully Ray acknowledged that the physicality in Flair’s segment didn’t look great. While he didn’t dwell on Flair’s wrestling abilities, he emphasized that the execution of the moves left something to be desired. Despite this, his primary concern was the revelation that Ric Flair was not on the side of The Young Bucks, a popular AEW tag team. Bully Ray questioned the alignment shift and its implications for the ongoing storyline.
One of the key critiques raised by Bully Ray was the timing of Sting’s entrance from the rafters. He questioned why Sting didn’t appear earlier in the segment, particularly when Flair was getting attacked. Bully Ray found it glaring that Sting waited for Darby Allin and Flair to be laid out before making his dramatic appearance. He pointed out the lack of logical consistency in the sequence of events and expressed frustration at the decision to delay Sting’s involvement.
Bully went on to suggest that the flaws in the segment were not Sting’s fault but rather attributed them to the creative decisions made by AEW’s creative team. He argued that the lack of cohesive reasoning at the end of the segment resulted in confusion and undermined the overall impact of the storyline. Bully Ray raised questions about the planning behind the segment, particularly regarding Sting’s role as bait and the delayed timing of his entrance.
In dissecting the segment, Bully emphasized that his critiques were not intended as nitpicking but were rooted in the glaring issues with the storytelling and execution. He called attention to the need for better coordination in crafting segments to maintain logical consistency and deliver a more impactful viewing experience for the audience.
As AEW continues to push the boundaries of professional wrestling storytelling, constructive criticism from industry veterans like Bully Ray provides valuable insights into how the promotion can enhance its creative processes. Wrestling fans and enthusiasts will be keenly watching how AEW addresses these critiques and evolves its storytelling techniques in future episodes.
