AEW star Ethan Page recently appeared on Insight With Chris Van Vilet to discuss various topics, including his recent stint working for Ring of Honor (ROH). In the interview, Page revealed that he requested to work for ROH in order to improve his in-ring skills, which he believes are essential to excel in AEW.
Page explained that he wanted to focus more on professional wrestling and dedicate himself to it. He noticed a change in his career and realized the need to be more active in the ring. Due to the growing roster in AEW, opportunities for in-ring action became less frequent. Page expressed his desire to keep his body active and prevent it from feeling stagnant.
“And that’s just the nature of the beast, Tony wants to have the best wrestlers in the world, and I commend them for it, we have them all. But the matches come less. So I wanted to be more active,” Page said.
As he ages, Page noticed that his body was starting to feel tighter when he wasn’t wrestling as often. He made a conscious decision to avoid becoming stagnant, gaining weight, and feeling more depressed. Although he was doing well with his YouTube videos and ad sales, professional wrestling took a backseat in his career trajectory.
Page’s decision to work for ROH allowed him to continue honing his in-ring skills and stay physically active. He recognized the importance of wrestling regularly to maintain his body’s flexibility and overall well-being.
During the interview, Page also mentioned that he will be facing Kenny Omega at this Saturday’s edition of AEW Collision. This highly anticipated match is sure to captivate fans and showcase the immense talent of both wrestlers.
For the full interview with Ethan Page, watch the video below:
As Page continues to evolve and grow in his professional wrestling career, his dedication to improving his in-ring skills is commendable. Fans can look forward to witnessing his clash with Kenny Omega at AEW Collision, which promises to be an unforgettable showdown.
For more details on Ethan Page’s decision to work for ROH and his insights into his career, you can visit Wrestling Headlines.