Tommy Dreamer Praises Adam Pearce, Ben Bishop's Pitch To AEW's Tony Khan
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Tommy Dreamer highly appreciates the work Adam Pearce is doing as the General Manager of Monday Night RAW.
Pearce, along with Ava on NXT and Nick Aldis on SmackDown, is one of three authority figures featured on WWE television.
During a recent appearance on the “Busted Open Radio” podcast, Dreamer shared his thoughts on Pearce’s discussions with Bronson Reed and Seth Rollins on the latest edition of WWE RAW.
Dreamer said, "By the way, Adam Pearce, phenomenal job. Adam Pearce should have a job forever. He's also a guy who could do commentary. He's so great at his role. They did a great job explaining."
He continued, "And ladies and gentlemen, I got to tell you that it's kind of like the real things that go on behind the scenes of how like 'I kind of let things go,' or wrestlers all coming to people with ideas or wanting to be on top. Every wrestler sees themselves in this much higher position, even if you have every title. His role is a breath of fresh air."
Ben Bishop has a proposal as to why Tony Khan ought to consider signing him to AEW.
During a recent appearance on the “Reel Appreciation” podcast, Bishop shared a message for the AEW owner about why he should bring him on board.
Bishop said, "Tony Khan, you're a businessman. You're a guy that's never left money on the table. So don't do it now. Don't leave that giant sack of glistening dollar bills sitting on that table because you're looking at the guy who can come in and who can actually change the game in AEW, 'Big Trouble' Ben Bishop, the guy who stands at 6'2 and weighs 15% of a metric ton. Earthquakin', pillow-shaking, meat-popping, jaw-dropping."
He continued, "You name it, I'm the one that they come to see. I'm the guy made for TV, and ain't nothing else, but just putting my name on that piece of paper. Let's make it happen. Tony, get ready to get ready because eventually, here comes trouble."
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