AEW’s The Elite jokes about NXT Great American Bash spoiler

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During Being the Elite this week, AEW stars jokes about the WWE NXT Great American Bash main event spoiler.

NXT Superstar posted the photo of Keith Lee holding both the titles and then immediately deleted it. That pic was from NXT tapings and later it was reported that WWE has taped two different endings for the main event.

Nick Jackson, Adam Page, and Kenny Omega were backstage during the episode. Nick mentioned that they lost in the ratings this week, but “at least we didn’t put a spoiler up on Instagram live.” Everyone laughed at that.

However, AEW is not without leaks. The entire match card results leaked when some fan posted the entire Fyter Fest (Night 2) results on Reddit.

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