FTR on AEW All Out, whether Young Bucks match was planned & shock video game omission

Ahead of AEW All Out on September 4, GiveMeSport Lead Journalist Louis Dangoor sat down with Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood (FTR) for an exclusive interview.

At the show, which takes place at the Now Arena in Chicago, FTR will team with former Pinnacle stablemate Wardlow to take on Jay Lethal and Motor City Machine Guns.

Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley, best known for their work in IMPACT Wrestling and New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW) will be making their highly-anticipated AEW debuts on the show.

Ahead of their match on pay-per-view, Wheeler and Harwood sat down with GiveMeSport to speak about a variety of topics, including their fantastic 2022, Dax’s unexpected singles run, being removed from AEW: Fight Forever and a variety of other topics, as you can see below.

Speaking about feeling as if they’ve come into their own in 2022, Dax said that he felt as if FTR got lost in the shuffle during the first portion of their AEW run, but said they’ve come to the forefront this year.

CASH: “Yeah, I do. Like you said, a lot is down to the work we’ve put in not just this year, but in the past that people really just started appreciating. And we’ve been, I would say not to sound super conceited, but we’ve been so good at being bad for so long that people just really starting to understand like, ‘oh, these guys are purposely trying to make us dislike them. They’re purposely trying to make themselves look lesser than answer their opponents look better.’ So like, I think it’s just one of those things where the fans are a lot smarter than they get credit for sometimes, not even just the ones that think they’re smart, but just the fans, the general fan in the audience that doesn’t go on Twitter to get everything. Like they’re smart, and they