Tony Khan Offered Deal To Blow WWE “Into Oblivion”
AEW is WWE’s biggest rival, and a veteran recently offered Tony Khan a massive proposal to shake things up. T
Tony Khan recently praised Vince Russo’s current work at JCW, saying that he is doing a tremendous job with their weekly JCW Lunacy show on YouTube.
He also stated on social media that he would love to appear on the Coach and Bro Show, which is hosted by Russo and Jonathan Coachman. This prompted Russo to respond with an offer to connect.
Vince Russo Offers To Collaborate With Tony Khan
He expressed appreciation for Khan’s praise and urged him to follow him back so they could “talk some creative” and potentially do something that would “blow WWE into oblivion.”
Russo added that Khan has known about him and his work for years but never got a chance to personally know him, and he would like to make that happen.
Russo tweeted, “.@TonyKhan —I got it CONFIRMED on a Good Word that you REALLY DO enjoy @jcwlunacy !!! While that’s cool and much, much appreciated—give me a follow back. Let’s talk some creative. Let’s do something that will blow the @WWE INTO OBLIVION!!! You’ve heard about me over the years, but you’ve never had the opportunity to get to know me. LET’s GIVE THEM SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT!!! #RT”
.@TonyKhan—I got it CONFIRMED on a Good Word that you REALLY DO enjoy @jcwlunacy !!!
While that's cool and much, much appreciated—give me a follow back. Let's talk some creative. Let's do something that will blow the @WWE INTO OBLIVION!!!
You've heard about me over the… pic.twitter.com/UhcxrAIUyW
— Vince Russo (@THEVinceRusso) March 30, 2026
Vince Russo is currently the creative head and an investor for Juggalo Championship Wrestling. He joined JCW in October 2025.
Russo started his career in WWE in 1992, when he was hired as a freelance writer for the WWF Magazine under the pseudonym Vic Venom. He was later promoted to head writer in 1997, where he helped create some key elements of the Attitude Era, the rise of The Rock, the formation of D-Generation X, and the iconic Stone Cold vs. McMahon feud.
Russo jumped to rival promotion WCW in 1999 in an attempt to help a struggling brand. In 2002, he joined TNA as a creative writer and also served as an on-screen character, including in an authority figure role. Alongside his Coach and Bro Show, Russo also operates a podcast called The Brand.
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