AEW star Britt Baker recently appeared on Mark Andrews’ podcast, “My Love Letter to Wrestling,” where she discussed various topics related to professional wrestling. One of the topics she touched upon was her desire to see a women’s Blood and Guts match in AEW.
In the podcast, Baker expressed her excitement about the possibility of having a women’s match in the Blood and Guts format. She stated, “Blood and Guts would be awesome to have a women’s match in, Blood and Guts. I hope before I retire that we have, that’s a regular feature of the Blood and Guts show because I guess not a pay-per-view, it’s a show, but just to have the female presence and I think that would be such a spectacle.”
Baker acknowledged the talented roster of female wrestlers in AEW who would be willing to put their bodies on the line for such a match. She believed that a women’s Blood and Guts match would deliver a thrilling and unforgettable experience for the fans. However, she also recognized the challenges of having a female main event on a pay-per-view.
“We haven’t had that yet. And it’s so tough because we have some of the greatest wrestlers in the world, and I understand that. So to be asked, the main event of pay-per-view is an immense amount of pressure. And it’s not that we don’t; the women aren’t talented enough to do it. It’s just we are so lucky that we have so many of the best wrestlers in the world,” Baker explained.
Baker’s comments have sparked discussions among wrestling fans and industry insiders. Many have expressed their support for the idea of a women’s Blood and Guts match in AEW, highlighting the promotion’s commitment to showcasing the women’s division. AEW has made significant strides in elevating women’s wrestling, and a match of this nature would further solidify their dedication to equality and diversity in the industry.
While AEW has yet to announce any plans for a women’s Blood and Guts match, the idea has certainly captured the attention and imagination of fans. The promotion has a talented roster of female wrestlers, including Baker herself, who have consistently delivered impressive performances in the ring. A women’s Blood and Guts match would provide them with a unique platform to showcase their skills and tell compelling stories.
As AEW continues to push boundaries and break barriers, it wouldn’t be surprising to see them explore the possibility of a women’s Blood and Guts match in the future. The promotion has a track record of listening to fan feedback and incorporating innovative ideas into their programming. If the demand and interest for such a match persist, AEW may very well make it a reality.
In the meantime, fans can enjoy the ongoing developments in AEW’s women’s division and look forward to the exciting possibilities that lie ahead. With talented performers like Britt Baker leading the way, the future looks bright for women’s wrestling in AEW.
Please note that portions of this article were transcribed from an interview with Britt Baker on Mark Andrews’ podcast, “My Love Letter to Wrestling,” and credit should be given to Wrestling Headlines for the transcription. For more details, you can read the full article on Wrestling Headlines’ website.
References:
– Wrestling Headlines: [Britt Baker Hopes To See AEW Do A Women’s Blood & Guts Match One Day](https://wrestlingheadlines.com/britt-baker-hopes-to-see-aew-do-a-womens-blood-guts-match-one-day/)
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