The Motor City Machine Guns, Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley, have gracefully navigated the five stages of grief following their WWE release, as they prepare to embark on a new chapter in their wrestling careers. This comedic video, aptly titled 'Release', showcases their journey from denial to acceptance, with a hint of humor and a box of new opportunities.
Sabin and Shelley, both seasoned veterans in the ring, are 44 and 43 years old, respectively, and have been a dynamic duo in the wrestling world. Their release from WWE, a result of the post-WrestleMania roster cuts, has left them free agents, ready to explore new horizons. The video they posted on YouTube is a light-hearted take on their situation, mirroring the emotional journey many go through when facing a significant change.
The first stage, 'Denial', sees them questioning their fate and the sudden turn of events. But with a touch of humor, they move on to 'Anger', expressing their frustration at being let go. The 'Bargaining' stage brings a sense of hope as they consider offers from smaller promotions, though they quickly dismiss these as 'defunct' opportunities. Finally, in the 'Acceptance' stage, they embrace the reality of their situation, knowing that their next move is imminent.
The pro wrestling community has been abuzz with speculation since their release, with the Motor City Machine Guns being linked to AEW (All Elite Wrestling). The rumor mill suggests that their next stop could be AEW's Redemption pay-per-view event in Montreal, where they might make a grand entrance.
This potential move would be a significant step for the duo, as AEW has been on a rapid rise in recent years, establishing itself as a major player in the wrestling industry. Sabin and Shelley's addition to the AEW roster could further elevate the company's profile and provide them with a platform to showcase their skills to a wider audience.
In my opinion, the Motor City Machine Guns' video is a clever and humorous way to address their release, showing their professionalism and sense of humor. Their journey from WWE to AEW, if it comes to pass, would be a testament to their enduring talent and the ever-evolving nature of the wrestling business. The wrestling world eagerly awaits their next move, and the potential reunion with AEW could be a significant moment in the sport.
What do you think, wrestling fans? Where do you see the Motor City Machine Guns heading next? The comments section awaits your thoughts and predictions!
