Kyle Fletcher Was ‘A Very Nervous Little Boy’ Ahead Of His First AEW Blood And Guts Match

Kyle Fletcher noted that he was a ‘very nervous little boy’ ahead of his first AEW Blood And Guts match during his latest Protolog.

On last Wednesday’s edition of AEW Dynamite, Fletcher would step into the duel Steel Cage structure of Blood And Guts for the first time in his career. Fletcher would be on the winning team on his debut, forcing Adam Copeland to surrender by threatening Will Ospreay with a screwdriver.

In his latest Protolog covering the events of Blood and Guts, Kyle Fletcher would admit prior to the match that he was a ‘very nervous little boy’ ahead of the bout.

“I have to wrestle in a cage. I’m nervous. That’s about it. I’m a very nervous boy. A very nervous little boy who hopes he doesn’t bleed too much today. Or guts too much. Or too many guts. Guts would be bad. Let’s hope there’s no guts. Yeah, only blood, no guts. Only blood. I mean, I still hope there’s no blood, but I feel like there’s probably a 0% chance of that happening. It’s everywhere. I feel like the people would be disappointed if there was no blood. Let’s just hope there’s more of everyone else’s blood than there is my blood. I’m fucking terrified. Let’s see how this goes.”

Fletcher recently responded to comparisons between himself and Randy Orton. You can read more about that here.

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