The Young Bucks really know their stuff when it comes to the business side of wrestling, no doubt about it. The AEW EVPs have been a key component in the promotion since its inception in 2019. With AEW’s next pay-per-view Full Gear approaching, the Young Bucks will face Kenny Omega and Chris Jericho in a “friendly contest”. However, this notion didn’t go down well with a fan who addressed Nick Young over it.

The AEW EVP did not hold back from replying on Instagram to a fan and launching a dig at Tony Khan.

AEW executive throws subtle shade in reply to a fan on Tony Khan’s booking

Now, AEW Full Gear is happening on Sunday, November 18th, at The Kia Forum in Inglewood, California. The promotion has lined up some exciting matches including title bouts for the night. But here’s the thing, some fans are still not sure if it’s gonna be a must-watch.

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So, Nick Jackson, one-half of the Young Bucks, posted on Instagram about their match against Kenny Omega and Chris Jericho at Full Gear, calling it a friendly competition. But, a fan wasn’t convinced paying $50 for the pay-per-view was worth it and voiced their doubts.

”Nick um, a friendly contest doesn’t normally drive someone to spend 50$ on a PPV,” wrote a user. Nick Jackson responded on Instagram to a fan, doubting if the Young Bucks vs. Golden Jets match was PPV-worthy.

“@matthafer not being on the show was the other option,” Nick Jackson replied, taking a subtle dig at Khan’s booking. A few weeks ago, Matt Hardy on his podcast talked about how in AEW, if certain talents weren’t happy with the booking of Tony Khan, they would take a break and sit at home.

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So, it looks like The Young Bucks were keen to perform rather than sit out the PPV.

Now, let’s see if the Young Bucks can pull off a win in their match. And hey, the Full Gear event itself has sold quite a few tickets, so for the fans in the crowd, it’s looking like it’s going to be worth the watch. What do you make of Jackson’s comment? Let us know in the comments section below.

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