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Swerve Strickland talks Kofi, Creed, and Hangman ahead of AEW ‘Full Gear’

Another book in the Swerve/Hangman saga will be written on Saturday night.

Swerve Strickland talks Kofi, Creed, and Hangman ahead of AEW ‘Full Gear’

Swerve Strickland and Adam Page have forged a captivating rivalry over the past four years, featuring passionate promos, unforgettable matches, and now, a Texas Death Match showdown at AEW Full Gear in Phoenix. The pair, known as Swerve and The New Level, face off against Hangman and Brodido for the AEW Trios Championships. During our interview, Swerve shared thoughts on the intense emotional dichotomy between himself and his teammates prior to the match, as well as the mental preparation needed to conquer the physical toll of the contest.

Despite the toll, he emphasizes the importance of mental fortitude and control to maintain composure in the heat of battle.

As for the impact of his rivalry with Hangman on his career, Swerve insists that their ongoing saga has pushed both him and Page to new heights. He asserts that the methods employed in their feud were justified, resulting in Swerve propelling Creed to a main event feat, and ultimately, the Trios Championship. Swerve remains committed to excelling in both singles and team competitions, with Joe Creed holding both titles simultaneously being a testament to the potential of this dynamic duo.

Reflecting on his current state within AEW, Swerve considers it the perfect environment for his growth and development. Having navigated multiple career phases, he acknowledges his improved maturity and ability to manage his numerous responsibilities as a father, musician, and actor. While balancing these various roles often proves challenging, Swerve credits his adaptability for enabling him to seamlessly switch between different aspects of his career.

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