
Kofi and Austin Creed Discuss AEW's Wrestler-Friendly Contracts
New AEW wrestlers Kofi and Austin Creed have expressed their enthusiasm for the promotion's contracts, which they describe as supportive of wrestlers' personal projects.
In a conversation with TMZ Sports, Kofi emphasized the flexibility of AEW's contracts, noting that they allow wrestlers to pursue their passions without significant restrictions. He praised AEW CEO Tony Khan for fostering an environment where talent can thrive.
Creed, who has a background in the video game industry with his YouTube channel UpUpDownDown, is eager to continue creating content within AEW. He mentioned the potential for collaboration with other wrestlers and the excitement of exploring new ideas in both wrestling and gaming. Creed also acknowledged that UpUpDownDown is owned by WWE, but he remains optimistic about future opportunities in AEW.
