The business relationship between Taz and Brian Cage is at the “it’s complicated” state right now.
Cage isn’t a fan of Taz throwing in the towel during his All Elite Wrestling Championship match against Jon Moxley. “It’s been a rough couple of days,” Cage said on Twitter. “[Taz] and I have gone back and forth. I’ve considered relieving him of his duties, and wanted to immediately after the match. I’ll wait and see how I feel after the weekend.”
Cage continued, “Regardless, I never tapped. I wasn’t gonna tap. I only need one arm to drop Mox on his head. I technically may no longer be undefeated, but I’m still unbeaten. And more importantly, the answer to the question “who betta than Cage?” is still NOBODY!”
2ndly, on a indirect related note, july 15th(the night I faced mox for the @AEWrestling title) was my 15 year wrestling anniversary as a pro. It also was the night i faced my Idol, Chris Kanyon in my hometown. If anyone is better, it's definitely Chris.
— Brian Cage (@briancagegmsi) July 17, 2020
This isn’t unlike what happened between Deontay Wilder and trainer Mark Breland after Wilder’s second boxing match with Tyson Fury. Wilder ultimately stuck with his trainer despite not liking the stoppage and that’s likely what will happen here as well.
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