A ⁣Longtime Friendship and ⁤Championship Pride

All Elite Wrestling (AEW) stars Matt and Nick Jackson, collectively known as The Young Bucks, recently ⁣shared their admiration for the ⁢career ‍trajectory of their longtime friend and current AEW World Champion, “Hangman” Adam Page. in a recent interview,the brothers discussed witnessing Page’s growth firsthand,from his early days to ‍achieving championship success.

Matt Jackson described⁢ the unique satisfaction of being present for both of Page’s AEW World Championship victories. “It’s not lost on me how cool it has been to be part of so many of his big moments,” ⁤Jackson said. He recounted a particularly poignant moment during a championship win, sharing, “Being involved⁤ in the⁣ main event also gave⁣ me⁣ the privilege to prop myself up on a guardrail and watch the finish. I covered my smiling mouth with my hand. So proud.”

From ⁣’Being the Elite’ to World Champion

The connection between The Young Bucks and Page extends back to 2016, when Page ⁤joined their popular YouTube series, Being The Elite. Matt Jackson recalls recognizing Page’s potential⁣ from the outset. “Hangman was young, handsome, and unexposed. And he had the right ⁢attitude… he had all the tools, instincts, and talent. He’s become bigger than I ever expected,” Jackson ‍stated. This early collaboration provided a platform for Page to develop ‍his⁤ character and connect with fans, laying⁤ the ⁣groundwork for his future success.

The Electric Atmosphere of ‘All In’

The brothers also reflected on ⁤the palpable energy surrounding the⁤ recent All In: Texas pay-per-view. They highlighted the historic main event between Kenny Omega and Kazuchika⁣ Okada, noting how the match captivated⁤ the AEW ‍locker room and underscored the promotion’s ability to deliver truly memorable wrestling experiences. The event ⁣served as a testament to AEW’s commitment to providing high-quality, ‍compelling storylines and matches.

Looking Ahead: Championship Contention Continues

While The Young Bucks experienced a shift in their on-screen roles at⁤ All In: Texas, losing their positions ⁤as ⁢Executive Vice Presidents after a⁣ tag team match,‍ they remain focused on ‍championship aspirations. They are currently preparing to compete against “Brodido” (Brody King & bandido) in the semifinals of the AEW World Tag‍ Team Title Eliminator Tournament, demonstrating their continued⁢ dedication to competing at the ‍highest level.