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Chris Jericho is among the best wrestlers in the world. So when he says that a certain someone will be better in All Elite Wrestling, then we better listen. And this certain someone is Jake Paul.

This internet celebrity turned fighter probably has the most divided fan bases ever. Many people hate him and many people love him. But now it looks like even the ‘Le Champion‘ is kind of a fan of his.

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On August 29, 2021, a fan tweeted that Jake Paul would be a great signing for WWE. The fan also tagged Jericho and stated that if he trained Jake, he’d be the best heel ever.

Replying to the tweet, Y2J disagreed and declared that Jake Paul would be a better fit for AEW.

Is Jake better for WWE or AEW? We will leave that debate for the fans. While some fans are happy for Jake to be a part of AEW, others are not. There are also some fans who do not want to see either Paul brothers in any wrestling promotion.

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Is there a point of Jake Paul going to AEW?

All Elite Wrestling has a plethora of wrestlers available at their disposal, not to mention big names stars like CM Punk, Paul Wight, Mark Henry, and Christian Cage. These are just some of the many talented wrestlers AEW has, and the fans love it.

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But adding Jake Paul to the list might damage the show’s fan following. Even though Jake will bring a huge fan following with him, the authentic wrestling fans might not enjoy watching him.

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We are not saying Jake cannot fight. We are just saying that original wrestling fans might not be interested in seeing him in the ring. But nothing is official, so the topic is up for debate.

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What are your thoughts? Will Jake Paul be good for WWE or AEW? Comment down below and let us know!

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