Eric Bischoff Blasts Dax Harwood for Character Deterioration Due to Social Media

AEW Star Dax Harwood has been very open about the things he likes and the things he doesn’t among fans and media around the world. The former AEW Tag Team Champion has not missed any opportunity in shooting at anyone with a critique related to him, specifically Eric Bischoff. 

Bischoff has often taken shots at the AEW star. Recently, AEW announced a match between Dax Harwood and Kazuchika Okada, which millions around the world found shocking. Given there isn’t any story revolving around it, announcing the match was a massive move. Harwood didn’t take a moment before taking a shot at the media, stating that everyone would complain about no story being there between both men. 

Eric Bischoff, during a recent episode of his 83 Weeks podcast, addressed the tweet and called Harwood out for killing his own character with taking every criticism negatively. 

“Dax put up a tweet—or a Twix, or an expost, or whatever the freak we want to call them now. Let’s take a look at that before we get into this, because it kind of sets the stage. ‘Can’t wait for paid podcasters to complain and ask, where’s the story?’ Interesting that Dax didn’t necessarily call me out specifically, but he’s still convinced that the only reason anybody does a podcast critical of him or AEW is because we’re paid. In other words, we wouldn’t have the opinions we do if we weren’t paid, would we?”

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“Unfortunately, Dax, I think if you look at the rest of the comments on your post, as well as many others, and listen to the people you should be listening to—your audience, by the way, or the audience you wish you had—most would agree with a lot of the negative critiques that we have here. But Dax, unfortunately, is in this delusional state of mind where he’s convinced himself, and is trying to convince other delusional people in their basements or whatever, that the only reason people like me, Bully, Jim Cornette, or anybody else is criticizing AEW is because we’re getting paid by WWE. You dipshit, you’re killing your own character.”

While Harwood has left no stone unturned in taking every critique out, Eric Bischoff might be right about him killing his character with that. Do you agree to the comments made by Eric Bischoff? Let us know in the comments section below.