On a recent edition of “The Ringer Wrestling Show” podcast, Adam Copeland (Edge) revealed that he feels comfortable advising on a focused in-depth analysis of a match and is willing to advise anyone who reaches out to him, irrespective of the promotion he/she works for.
Copeland said, “Generally, what I’ll do, if it’s something that I saw, I’m like, ‘That’s a good point that I can tell them.’ Usually, I’ll go back and re-watch everything without like talking to Eddie Kingston while we’re watching. Usually, I’ll sit home and properly watch something before I really dive into it because I don’t want to half-ass it. I want to make sure that I’m telling points that I saw and felt and take it for what it’s worth. I’m not one of those guys that’s like, ‘Listen to what I say, damnit.’ You have to have that filter as to who you trust as a person you go to in terms of advice. I’ve always said I’m wide open to anybody, and that still holds true to talent in WWE and they know that.”
Copeland made his AEW in-ring debut earlier this week on Dynamite, defeating Luchasaurus in singles action.
