WWE reportedly ‘UPSET’ with AEW over Taz remarks at Fyter Fest

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According to Wrestling Observer Radio, WWE were very upset with the ‘Sloppy Shop’ comments from Taz while cutting a promo on AEW Fyter Fest last night.

Taz, who manages Brain Cage cuts a promo on Jon Moxley after Moxley vs Cage got delayed due to coronavirus concerns after Moxley’s wife Renee Young tested positive. Taz talked about the testing that Moxley already did, however he have to do the test again when he returns. The controversial promo included a comment apparently referencing WWE, saying AEW doesn’t ‘run a sloppy shop’.

Taz said, “If you decide to get your ass here to work next week, you would get tested again here in AEW, because Jon, as you know, we don’t run a sloppy shop,”

WWE has faced criticism about his coronavirus testings and the outbreak which happened within their Performance Center.

You can see the promo below:

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