Smoke DZA has always been a big fan of the professional wrestling business.
During a recent appearance on the “Cheap Heat with Peter Rosenberg” podcast, the rapper commented on the backstage fight between CM Punk and The Elite following the All Out 2022 pay-per-view event and why he believes it’s a worked-shoot.
You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On William Regal leaving AEW strengthening CM Punk’s claims about AEW: “Backstage, nobody wants to listen, everybody feels like they’ve got it all figured out. It’s the separation of, ‘Oh, I’m an AEW guy, and these are just ex-WWE guys, so we’re not listening to you because you’re in our playground’ type of thing instead of everybody just listening to the guys that have 20, 30, 40 years in the business.”
On his belief that this is a big worked-shoot angle: “Also, a weird bone in my body tells me that this is the biggest worked-shoot that we’ve ever seen in wrestling history… Since the [Montreal] Screwjob, and we’re all being worked. And this is some weird roots for somewhere six months down the line, maybe at All Out, where Kenny Omega has the AEW title somehow, and CM Punk just comes out of nowhere. And that just sets the stage for the biggest main event in AEW history.”
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