By Brian Cage is done staying quiet. The AEW star took to social media on October 16 with another fiery video from his car, unloading over being left off the AEW WrestleDream card — and this time, he says, he’s been pushed past his limit.
Cage opened the video by admitting he had told himself he wouldn’t do another car rant — but, as he put it, here he was anyway.
Brian Cage (Credits: Ringside News)
“Every Time I Go Out There, I Own the Spotlight”
The Machine made it clear he has heard the criticism about his promos and his matches — and believes he has already answered all of it. He pointed to recent performances where he felt he proved the doubters wrong, noting that fans who once questioned whether he could talk have been changing their tune.
“Every time I go out there, I own the spotlight. Match of the night. I get all of my stuff in,” he said, styling himself “the athletic anomaly, the physical phenomenon.” Then came the gut punch: despite all of that, he is not on WrestleDream.
“The Most Pay-Per-Views We’ve Had — And I’m Still Not on One”
Cage’s biggest grievance goes beyond a single show. He noted that AEW has run more pay-per-views this year than ever before, yet he still hasn’t appeared on a single one — a fact he finds baffling given what he sees as some of the strongest work of his career.
“You got the dream body. The dream look. The create-a-wrestler brought to life. And we’re not at WrestleDream. That is a catastrophe,” he said. While he thanked fans for their recent praise, his message was clear: compliments aren’t enough anymore. He wants the pay-per-view spot he’s convinced he’s earned.
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