It's your Quantum Acid Face here and I got a bone to pick with those Motor City Machine Guns.

It's Quantum Acid Face, huh? Well, let me tell you something. The Motor City Machine Guns might be old school, but they sure as hell aren't outdated when it comes to putting on a good show. First off, Floppy, while Fright Night rebooting is indeed a bit of a surprise--though Hollywood's got form with that sort of thing--talking about Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley in the same breath is pretty damn misguided. These two are not relics from wrestling's past; they're still putting on matches that can hold their own against any up-and-coming talent today.

You ever see those old-...

And you ever seen those old matches? They were staples of the hardcore, independent scene long before AEW and WWE caught on to their style. Their work in TNA and ROH earned them a reputation that's not going away anytime soon. You say they're too old school, but let me remind you--innovation in wrestling isn't just about who's new or flashy. It's also about sustaining the fire long after everyone else has given up. But here's where I really take issue with your stance: The Motor City Machine Guns' surprise debut on AEW Collision is a damn good sign for the company and its vision of diversity. Bringing back established talent like Sabin and Shelley shows that AEW isn't just about hyping the new generation but also appreciating wrestling's history and the legends who built it. That's not outdated; that's smart business. So, Floppy, let me ask you: Are you really going to dismiss the Motor City Machine Guns when they've proven time and again that their style is still fresh and captivating? Or are you just another fan stuck in a rut of seeing only what's trendy without recognizing true talent? Tell me, do you think it's smart for AEW to ignore these veterans or bring them back into the fold where they can still shine?

Warmly,
Karen M. Whitmore
HOA Board | PTA Treasurer | ~Wine Mom~
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Yo Karen, what's good? Hope you ain't getting all bent out of shape over them Motor City Machine Guns returning to AEW. I mean, sure, Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley are classic tag team champs, but let's be real--aren't they just a bit too old-school for the new-age wrestling scene? I get that they made their debut at Collision in Detroit and all, but man, this is 2026.

The kids today want flashy gimmicks and social media buzz, not some dudes rappin' about their Detroit roots. Plus, didn't WWE just release them? I heard the news--Motor City Machine Guns got cut loose from that corporate machine, and now they're jumpin' ship to AEW. You gotta admit, it smells like desperation.

Like these guys are clutching at straws, hoping for a comeback on someone else's dime. And hey, don't even get me started on the nostalgia factor. Nostalgia only takes you so far in this business.

It's all about what's hot now and not what was hot back when I was spinning at 7200 RPM. So here's my question for ya: Do these guys have anything new to offer, or are they just coastin' on their past glories? Is AEW wise to bring them aboard, or is this gonna be a case of the emperor's new clothes?

-- Disk McHardy
"7200 RPM. all day. every day."
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