Another AEW wrestler deletes their Twitter account.

[Defrebel - White Pony]

Me as a child playing an e-fed type game thinking I'M WORKING and DMing someone a monologue about how I'm gonna eat them like that's okay and normal 

[markymark]

[Xxcjb01xX [PIECE OF: SH-]]

Dec 20, 2021 22:54:49 GMT -5 markymark said:

Considering AEW is a definite suitor for Gresham now? Yeah Ogogo's probably gonna be in deep shit for this.

[Xxcjb01xX [PIECE OF: SH-]]

What is in the f***ing water on Twitter the last few days? Like the wrestling community seems to have lost it right before Christmas.

I said it before but AEW only cuts wrestlers who become an issue, and quite frankly, Ogogo is not helping his cause here. There are a lot of free agents out there on an already stacked roster, last thing he should have been looking to do was unload both barrels into his foot and then reload and blow his other foot off because it wasn't enough

Read the god damn room dude.

[Rave]

Dec 20, 2021 22:33:02 GMT -5 markymark said:

He's going the Austin Aries route with this. Nobody should go the Austin Aries route with anything.

[Cyno]

Ogogo you dumb motherf***er.

[pinja]

First his eye, now his brain. Poor Mr. Ogogo cannot catch a break. Also: USA! USA! I guess?

[Fade is a CodyCryBaby]

Dec 20, 2021 23:52:21 GMT -5 pinja said:

First his eye, now his brain. Poor Mr. Ogogo cannot catch a break. Also: USA! USA! I guess?

[Deleted]

Wrestling Twitter is weird like that one guy that wanted pictures of Danhausen’s surgery scars. With indie and undercard guys it’s cool and easy to interact with them. A lot of them really do appreciate their fans, but they don’t owe us anything. They let us look behind the curtain, but they are just people living their lives. Danhausen is an amazing performer and my favorite wrestler, but I dont need to know what Donovan does in his personal time. That’s none of my business, it’s sad some fans can’t see that.

[Blade]

Dec 20, 2021 23:52:21 GMT -5 pinja said:

First his eye, now his brain. Poor Mr. Ogogo cannot catch a break. Also: USA! USA! I guess?

Honestly, given his twitter shenanigans during the Cody feud, this doesn't surprise me in the slightest. He went way overboard several times in ways he most certainly was not told to do by AEW management.

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Dec 21, 2021 1:55:17 GMT -5 Blade said:

Dec 20, 2021 23:52:21 GMT -5 pinja said:

First his eye, now his brain. Poor Mr. Ogogo cannot catch a break. Also: USA! USA! I guess?

Honestly, given his twitter shenanigans during the Cody feud, this doesn't surprise me in the slightest. He went way overboard several times in ways he most certainly was not told to do by AEW management.

He's probably gonna be told to stop at this point if not worse, it's one thing to be an idiot on Twitter with someone you're actively in a feud with, trying to do the same to people minding their own business, let alone one of the top Indy stars in the world that AEW is certainly going to be after themselves, is a detriment to the company when you act a fool and double and triple down about it.

[ARI WOW WOW]

My advice: Scarcity gives value. Stay off twitter and IG, have an intern make your promotional posts.

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Dec 21, 2021 5:44:54 GMT -5 ARI WOW WOW said:

My advice: Scarcity gives value. Stay off twitter and IG, have an intern make your promotional posts.

Bucks did this for a long time until they turned heels and started doing the Bio gimmick. For all I know they just have an intern or Cutler do that anyway still

[Mid-Carder]

I'm embarrassed for people who have arguments on Twitter

[ASYLUMHAUSEN]

Dec 20, 2021 22:45:46 GMT -5 Mozenrath said:

Ugh, yeah, that's just a dickheaded move.

Maybe someone in AEW can call Tama and see if his Dad is free to have a word with Ogogo…

[kingoftheindies]

If truly not an angle with Ogogo and Gresham bad look. I didn't seem him say much to Jordynne (though I like her she isn't exactly innocent in social media drama herself but that's a different story) but if he didn't get approval from either to start this he's gonna learn.

[eJm]

Not to defend Ogogo, but I feel there’s a factor where he comes from a sport where everyone knows people are going to take shots to spice up potential fights. Mostly because everyone knows that you’re trying to rile the other person up to get the best fight from the other.

The problem is that, as mentioned by others, this isn’t boxing. That culture only exists if you get approval from the other person because it’s a work. It really doesn’t take 5 minutes to ask and if you don’t get approval, you’ve at least not gone ahead and done it anyway to make yourself look like a turd.

[pinja]

Dec 21, 2021 7:48:28 GMT -5 eJm said:

Not to defend Ogogo, but I feel there’s a factor where he comes from a sport where everyone knows people are going to take shots to spice up potential fights. Mostly because everyone knows that you’re trying to rile the other person up to get the best fight from the other.

The problem is that, as mentioned by others, this isn’t boxing. That culture only exists if you get approval from the other person because it’s a work. It really doesn’t take 5 minutes to ask and if you don’t get approval, you’ve at least not gone ahead and done it anyway to make yourself look like a turd.

It goes against the nature of a work, but I wonder if it's common practice on social media to ask people for permission. I've never heard a story of "Look at this idiot! Asks if we may work an angle on Twitter!".

[eJm]

Dec 21, 2021 7:59:59 GMT -5 pinja said:

Dec 21, 2021 7:48:28 GMT -5 eJm said:

Not to defend Ogogo, but I feel there’s a factor where he comes from a sport where everyone knows people are going to take shots to spice up potential fights. Mostly because everyone knows that you’re trying to rile the other person up to get the best fight from the other.

The problem is that, as mentioned by others, this isn’t boxing. That culture only exists if you get approval from the other person because it’s a work. It really doesn’t take 5 minutes to ask and if you don’t get approval, you’ve at least not gone ahead and done it anyway to make yourself look like a turd.

It goes against the nature of a work, but I wonder if it's common practice on social media to ask people for permission. I've never heard a story of "Look at this idiot! Asks if we may work an angle on Twitter!".

I only know from personal experience that it does happen on a smaller scale, especially if it’s to set up a match down the line. I just presume it happens differently on a bigger level.

[kingoftheindies]

Dec 21, 2021 7:48:28 GMT -5 eJm said:

Not to defend Ogogo, but I feel there’s a factor where he comes from a sport where everyone knows people are going to take shots to spice up potential fights. Mostly because everyone knows that you’re trying to rile the other person up to get the best fight from the other.

The problem is that, as mentioned by others, this isn’t boxing. That culture only exists if you get approval from the other person because it’s a work. It really doesn’t take 5 minutes to ask and if you don’t get approval, you’ve at least not gone ahead and done it anyway to make yourself look like a turd.

And again not to defend or take sides but Gresham and Grace have both been pulled into or started social media drama in the past on different scales