Nick Aldis, also known as the National Treasure, recently took a trip down memory lane as he reflected on the famous All In pay-per-view event from 2018. During an interview with Chris Van Vilet, Aldis discussed his singles matchup against Cody Rhodes for the NWA World Championship, a match that Rhodes emerged victorious from. What stood out from Aldis’ recollection was the fact that he and Rhodes never discussed the finish of the match beforehand. They both knew what the people wanted.
Aldis emphasized that as a wrestler, it is essential to understand what the audience desires and to deliver it in a way that is unexpected. He stated, “Most of the time you know what people want, like at All In. We all knew what they wanted, we never had a discussion about the finish…Don’t talk to me, I know what the people want here.” Aldis believed that he and Rhodes had to provide the fans with a conclusion that they couldn’t predict, fulfilling their job of delivering what the audience wants in an unexpected manner.
This insight into the mindset of wrestlers like Aldis sheds light on the artistry and psychology behind crafting a captivating match. It’s not just about executing impressive moves or showcasing physical prowess; it’s about understanding the desires and expectations of the audience and finding ways to exceed them.
Aldis also touched upon his current involvement with WWE, revealing that he has a handshake deal with the company and has been working as a producer. While details about his contract status were not explicitly mentioned, it is interesting to see Aldis expanding his horizons and contributing to the wrestling industry in different capacities.
To read more about Aldis’ thoughts on his WWE producer role and his current contract status, you can visit Wrestling Headlines.
The All In pay-per-view event was a groundbreaking moment in the world of professional wrestling. It was the brainchild of Cody Rhodes and The Young Bucks, who aimed to showcase that the independent wrestling scene had the power to captivate a global audience. The event sold out in just 30 minutes, a testament to the passion and dedication of both the wrestlers and the fans.
Aldis’ comments about All In highlight the importance of understanding the desires of the audience and delivering a memorable experience. The fact that he and Rhodes knew what the people wanted without needing to discuss it speaks volumes about their connection with the fans and their ability to create a compelling narrative in the ring.
As the wrestling landscape continues to evolve, moments like All In remind us of the magic that can be created when wrestlers truly understand their audience. It’s not just about wins and losses; it’s about giving the fans an experience they will never forget.
Whether it’s a surprise twist, an unexpected outcome, or a jaw-dropping moment, wrestlers like Aldis understand that their role is to entertain and leave the audience wanting more. By embracing the element of surprise and delivering what the people want in unexpected ways, they ensure that the magic of professional wrestling lives on.
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