All Elite Wrestling Producer Pat Buck has several people from Create A Pro that he’d like to see get a shot with the company.
Pat Buck was the latest guest on AEW Unrestricted with Tony Schiavone and Aubrey Edwards to discuss a wide variety of subjects. When asked about who he would like to see from his wrestling school, Create A Pro appear on All Elite Wrestling; Buck named Bobby Wayward and Aaron Rourke as names he specifically trained who have been seen competing in WrestlePro as of late.
“When I hear appear, a lot of them have done AEW Dark,” Pat Buck said. “But when I hear that, I kind of look at it in terms of who could be the next person that could follow in the paths of The Acclaimed, MJF, Statlander, and that whole crew. There’s a guy named Bobby Wayward; he was one of my first original students. I feel like he just needs a little bit of a break. And he’s an incredible talker and worker; he’s the one I migrate to. I think that there’s a couple others, and I feel like if I name too many that — there’s actually two or three coming down for the next AEW Dark tapings, but I think they just have to present themselves a certain way.
“Aaron Rourke has been out there in the independents really dedicated, changed his physique an incredible personality. You know, I actually think him and Sonny Kiss would be a tremendous tag team. In my opinion, there’s an opportunity there. He’s someone that you think it depends on what the roll calls for. I never would have thought, well, not never — Mark Sterling was training as a wrestler. And I think he probably had the idea at the time I’m like, Man, I see you as a manager. And managers are being accepted again because they were away for a long time period. Why not? And my gosh, look at what he’s been able to accomplish by doing so. It’s the greatest thing ever for him.”
Pat Buck also named two men he helped put a fresh coat of paint on in KM (Kevin Matthews) and Fallah Bahh, two men who used to perform at IMPACT Wrestling.
“There’s also people there that like that have been kind of wrestling for a long time that when they come to my school, I just put a fresh coat of paint on them. Two people come to mind, and of course, I’m biased. I think my booking partner KM six foot five, worked Impact Wrestling. I think he’d be a solid addition to this roster. And the last one who I think would be tremendous is Fallah Bahh. He is a Filipino sumo wrestler. He was struggling for a while and didn’t have an identity, and I was like, ‘I don’t want to insult you but do you like Yokozuna?’ he’s like, ‘I love Yokozuna.’ I go, ‘what about this presentation?’ And that’s what got him in the door and a couple of companies. And I think the AEW crowd would go crazy for Fallah Bahh, this Filipino sumo wrestler. While I didn’t train him from scratch, I certainly kind of revamped him to give him something to go off of. I’d love to see them all here.”
KM has appeared on some episodes of AEW Dark as well as showing up with American Top Team on Dynamite, but Fallah Bahh has not debuted for AEW yet.
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