Tony Khan books for his fellow sickos, but the bots are invited too

AEW head honcho Tony Khan’s went on a bit of a Twitter* binge last night. It probably won’t be as controversial as it often has been when that’s happened in the past, but it did feature a few callbacks to his past social media work — including a famous battle in his beloved “war” with WWE.

Mostly TK was just announcing matches for tomorrow’s Collision and next week’s Dynamite. But in the midst of revealing that Kyle O’Reilly and Orange Cassidy will go one-on-one this weekend, and that Mercedes Moné will defend the TBS title against Stephanie Vaquer’s CMLL tag partner Zeuxis on Weds., June 12, he also pulled back the curtain on his approach to booking:

Labeling himself a “sicko” isn’t new for Khan. He uses the term (which started out as a meme about enjoying things that upset others and has grown to encompass liking things that others criticize or ridicule) frequently. Generally, TK means people who just can’t get enough wrestling and will watch it whenever or wherever they can...

... but also to wink at complaints about his love of dream matches and use of international talents unfamiliar to much of the mainstream U.S. audience**...

... or that AEW produces too many hours of content:

But just because he’s clearly identified his tribe doesn’t mean Khan doesn’t welcome others into their camp over at AEW. He did so by using another of his favorite online terms, referring to his past accusations that many of the social media accounts that are critical of AEW are paid for by WWE:

Let us know if you had fun with Tony Khan’s latest late night postings in the comments below, Cagesiders.

* This is one of those times when you really can’t use the official name for Elon Musk’s social media platform.
** He addressed this for one of the matches he announced during his latest tweet-storm, promising there will be a video package about Zeuxis on Saturday’s Collision ahead of her match with Moné next week.