After a very painful period of eight long months since his last appearance, AEW star Miro is finally back on television.
The Bulgarian brute is one of the fan favorites in AEW and his absence has sparked frustrations with fans and himself alike.
The alleged lack of creative that caused Miro’s absence has apparently been filled with a plan genius enough to bring him back.
But what could that plan entail? Let’s have a look.
MOVE TO AEW COLLISION
On this week’s AEW Dynamite, the company’s man-in-charge, Tony Khan, has announced an announcement for next week’s edition of the show.
It is highly believed that Khan is going to announce AEW Collision, a new primetime television show for the company to be aired on Saturday nights.
With that comes a speculated soft brand split to ease out some running tensions between certain elite talent.
However, with Miro, it seems he simply wants to wrestle and Collision would give him a place to do so.
But would he be fighting for?
Let’s find out…
BECOMING TNT CHAMPION AGAIN
Besides Brodie Lee, Miro must be in the conversation for the best TNT Championship run in company history.
The man they call ‘Redeemer’ became ‘God’s Favourite Champion’ for a reason.
He dominated opponents left, right and center.
Maybe Miro is the one to stop the shrinking prestige of the TNT title.
WINNING A BATTLE ROYAL
According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Miro refused to lose a Battle Royal earlier this year.
So just to put that right, have Miro win the first, let’s say, “AEW Collision Battle Royal”.
That would be an effective way of reminding people of this dominance.
It could also lead him straight to some gold.
TAG TEAM WITH ANOTHER AEW STAR
In the immortal words of New Japan booker Gedo when he first saw Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson walk through the door – “Maybe Tag Team?”
Listen, this might come as an unpopular pitch to you since Miro’s recent entanglement with Kip Sabian.
But what if Miro is looking to join forces with a certain Samoan Joe? Or Powerhouse Hobbs? Or even Wardlow?
Having Miro forms a dominant powerhouse tag team would be something that the tag team division could thrive under.
IMMEDIATELY FEUD WITH MJF
MJF probably is a bit occupied with several opponents at the moment.
In theory, though, AEW was able to set up future storylines quite well in the past.
Miro would be something very fresh for the AEW World Champion.
A lurking threat in the dark.
Someone that isn’t everybody’s indie darling and someone that just would not take any of MJF’s BS.
As the internet likes to say…
Let him cook.
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