Isaiah Broner Discusses Minoru Suzuki and Eddie Kingston Matches, AEW Dark: Elevation

By Brady Alexander Last updated Jul 13, 2022

Isaiah Broner is a independent wrestler who’s been making waves recently as seen on AEW Dark: Elevation and even battles with Eddie Kingston and Minoru Suzuki.

Recently, on the July 4th episode of AEW Dark: Elevation, Chuck Taylor and Trent took on Isaiah and GPA. Isaiah recently spoke on the Bump Boys podcast and talked about his AEW experience.

Number one, the fact that we’re in an actual arena, getting in there, seeing the set up before, all the seats to Little Caesars Arena. Everyone was real nice. Everyone is nice and welcoming at the majority of the shows I do now, but on that level, they’re not a bunch of douchebags and very welcoming. Best Friends, I can’t say anything bad about them. We did what we had to do and I’m very thankful for the opportunity. Hopefully it continues to snowball into future opportunities. I think I saw him [Tony Khan] once, I was getting ready to go out for my match and he was walking by me. I don’t know where he was headed. That was the first and last time I saw him. That was about it.
– Isaiah Broner via The Bump Boys Podcast

Broner wrestled Eddie Kingston at AIW Gauntlet For Gold 15. He was asked about facing Eddie, this is what he had to say.

I learned a lot from him, in and out of the ring. He’s a hell of a guy. What you see on TV, that’s him, he’s a genuine guy. I really appreciate him inside and outside the ring.
– Isaiah Broner via The Bump Boys Podcast

He also battled Minoru Suzuki at AIW Eyes of the Beast in April. He was asked if it was hard to work with him due to the language barrier.

Not so much. Oddly enough, our styles are somewhat similar. The big thing I took away was patience. Taking my time, doing stuff. When they told us how much time we had, I was like, ‘is this enough?’ Going out there, even just the entrance and absorbing the energy and taking our time, everything I felt we did meant something and that was the biggest thing. He showed me that in the ring. You can do a million spots or whatever, but if nobody remembers anything, you just do a million spots.
– Isaiah Broner via The Bump Boys Podcast

Hopefully Broner will be back on AEW programming and more opportunities will come his way.

H/T Fightful

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