Paul Wight: QT Marshall Is An Incredible Asset For AEW, We’re Lucky To Have Him

Paul Wight discusses QT Marshall as an asset in AEW, noting that the company is lucky to have him as a talent and a trainer for the roster.

In February of 2021, Wight would sign with All Elite Wrestling, soon after featuring as part of the AEW Dark Elevation commentary team alongside Tony Schiavone. Later in the year, QT Marshall would take issue with his commentary, leading to Wight defending his announcing partner and facing QT in his first match at All Out 2021.

While speaking to Sporf in a new interview, Paul Wight spoke about QT Marshall in AEW, noting that he is an incredible asset for the company.

“That was a great opportunity, and I got to give QT Marshall because he’s bona fide, a lot of credit. He’s an incredible talent. He’s an incredible asset for AEW. He does a great job of playing that character that you really want. What do you say? He’s got a punchable face. He has a punchable face. But, you know, on the real deal, so to speak, he is a tremendous asset, tremendous talent, tremendous trainer. He is, and I’ve been to some of his schools and some of his classes where he worked with his students and stuff like this. Amazing talent. We’re lucky to have him in AEW. But that kick out where he went flying was mostly all him. I look strong, but I’m not very strong. I’m purely theatrical. I’m not strong there. Show muscles, no go muscles.”

Elsewhere in another recent interview, Wight spoke about how pyro sometimes catches him off guard. You can read more about that here.

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