Marko Stunt might be out of wrestling and into selling cars these days, but hes still giving fans a peek behind the curtain at how AEWs locker room changed after a wave of former WWE stars joined the company.
During a new interview on Busted Open Radio, Stunt agreed that the early AEW locker room had unmatched chemistrysomething he feels started to fade once big-name WWE free agents came in.
That all began to change as AEWs roster filled up with former WWE talent, many of whom brought different attitudes and egos to the mix. While Stunt didnt call out any names, his tone made it clear that the vibe wasnt what it once was.
He also took a moment to reflect on his early AEW days, crediting Tony Khan for personally supporting him during one of the hardest times of his life.
Stunt may have moved on from wrestling, but his comments echo what other AEW originals have quietly saidthe locker room camaraderie that once defined the company shifted as more outside stars joined the roster.
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