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Hangman Page Vows To Win AEW World Title, Doesn’t Want Swerve Strickland’s Help

In an interview with Vice, Hangman Page once again stated that he will win the AEW World Championship on his own in his match at All In: Texas. Page will face Jon Moxley in a Texas Death Match. Here are highlights:
On if he’d accept help from Swerve Strickland: “I made a promise to win the World Championship, and I made a promise not to need or accept help from him [Swerve Strickland] because I can’t — I couldn’t do that.”
On if he and Swerve are wrestling soulmates: ”No, no, no. I don’t, I don’t believe in that [fans calling them wrestling soulmates]. I don’t. I mean, you said it. He is someone who, to prove a point, broke into my home. He’s someone who threatened my family’s safety, who had nothing to do with any of it. You’re right, I found his childhood home. I burned it to ash, and I nearly killed him. I mean, I thought about him, I did. Once I had done that, I kind of realized that the catharsis that I thought it would give me didn’t come. And I thought it would hit instantly; I would feel relief. I’d feel like it was done, and it just didn’t come at all. I kind of realized that I had spent two years chasing the wrong thing, I guess. He said quite a while ago that he had put it behind him, and I kind of had to make that decision as well to put it behind me to focus on something worthwhile, because the past two years had not been worthwhile.”
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