Longtime AEW Stable Breaks Up, New One Takes Its Place
It can’t last forever. There are a lot of stables in wrestling history and several of them have been nothing short of great. It can be an easy way to get multiple people onto a shot at once and offer a big story at the same time. Sometimes you get something very special, but there is almost always a split for the group as well. That was the case this week, with the biggest stable AEW has ever seen.
This week’s edition of AEW Dynamite featured a segment between Chris Jericho and Eddie Kingston which saw the two of them shaking hands. After the two shook hands, Daniel Garcia and 2.0 came to the ring to attack Kingston. Jericho’s Inner Circle teammates Santana and Ortiz came to the ring but were attacked by Jericho, who turned on the two of them to split up the team. Jake Hager joined Jericho, Garcia and 2.0, with Jericho dubbing the new team the Jericho Appreciation Society. The Inner Circle originally debuted on October 9, 2019, the second week of Dynamite.
Opinion: This is a surprise, but ultimately the Inner Circle has felt like it has been on borrowed time for a good while now. The team has felt close to splitting up and now the new stable is all about Jericho. Granted that seems to have been the case for the Inner Circle for a long time now, so it makes sense for things to go in this direction, as it has been ready to go for months.
What do you think of the new team? What is next for them? Let us know in the comments below.
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