Malakai Black, one of the prominent superstars in the professional wrestling industry, has recently shared some exciting news for fans of the House of Black. In a recent interview on the Undisputed podcast with Bobby Fish, Black revealed that he will be exclusively appearing on AEW Collision going forward. This decision was made after a request from Black himself to AEW President Tony Khan.
Black explained that he wanted to ensure that fans knew exactly where to find him and his group on a weekly basis. By exclusively appearing on Collision, fans no longer have to pick and choose what night they might get to see the House of Black in action. Black expressed his desire to maintain a sense of anticipation and excitement for fans by eliminating the option of tuning in on multiple nights.
“I requested to be strictly on Collision. I don’t want people to get the pick. Saturday night, I get to see House of Black. If I give you the option for Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, you’re going to go, ‘it doesn’t really matter. I’ll tune in whenever. They’ll be here.’ I don’t want to lose the polish,” Black stated during the interview.
The House of Black, which currently holds the AEW Trios Championship, has been making waves in the wrestling world. While Brody King and Buddy Matthews have already competed on Collision since its launch, Black is yet to make his debut on the new program. Fans are eagerly awaiting his first appearance on the show, which is expected to be a monumental moment for the House of Black.
To listen to Malakai Black’s full interview on the Undisputed podcast with Bobby Fish, you can click here.
(H/T and transcribed by Fightful)
For more details on Malakai Black’s exclusive appearance on AEW Collision and the House of Black’s journey, you can visit the original article posted on Wrestling Headlines.
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