Kenny Omega says AEW could be heading toward a major shift, and it might mean veterans stepping back while younger talent moves into bigger roles. During an interview with Haley Miller of Vice Magazine, Omega talked about where AEW is headed and admitted that the company may not rely on the same veteran names forever. He explained that wrestlers from his generation still have value, but their roles could change as new stars rise. Omega made it clear that veterans like himself, The Young Bucks, and Chris Jericho can still help the company, but more by guiding younger talent rather than always being front and center. He said the hope is that the next generation becomes strong enough to take over on their own. While discussing that transition, Omega admitted that many veterans actually want younger wrestlers to step up and take their spots through performance and drive. Omegas comments show that AEW could be moving into a new phase where younger stars take more control while veterans help support them behind the scenes. Its a natural shift that happens in every wrestling company, but hearing it from someone who helped build AEW makes it stand out.Do you think AEW should start pushing younger stars more, or should veterans like Kenny Omega stay in top spots longer? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below. G Add as a preferred source on Google
