Ethan Page wants to wrestle more of his fellow Canadians.
“All Ego” has faced a plethora of opponents across his fifteen-year career, but there’s still some he’d like to meet with. With AEW making its official Toronto debut this week, Ethan Page has his eyes on some Canadian competitors. In a recent appearance on VIBE 105 Sports, Page revealed which specific wrestlers he’d like to work with next.
“I have not wrestled Bryan Danielson yet, I think that is a match that not many people would put together but I would,” he admitted. “I like to throw down in the ring, I know he does too. He’s one of the best wrestlers in the world, I would love to test myself against him.”
“I’m trying to think of Canadians too because I’ve already wrestled Christian, I would love a rematch, try and get the victory this time,” Page explained. “I’ve already wrestled Chris Jericho. Myself and Scorpio Sky beat Jericho and (Jake) Hager at Grand Slam in front of 22,000…no big deal, new Canadian icon here. But I would say if I was to wrestle a fellow Canadian, I would love to wrestle Kenny Omega. Everybody says he’s the ‘Best Bout Machine’, we’ll see.”
Page continued on to reveal some of the veterans he’d learned from, including wrestling legend, Sting. “I got to wrestle Sting in my first real I guess story in AEW. So whether he gave me advice or not, I’ll keep that to myself, but just to be able to be in the ring with someone with that much experience wrestling in his early-60s,” Page revealed. “You have to understand the amount of people he shared a ring with, the amount of situations he’s had to navigate during live television.”
“You can’t help but learn from people like that or guys like Arn Anderson, who are willing to grab you in the back and give you advice,” he went on. “Chris Jericho when we’re not punching each other in the face or hating each other, we seem to get along a little bit better now but he’s another guy that gives great advice. Christian – same thing. There is a wealth of knowledge backstage. Jim Ross, another great mind. This is the guy that hired The Rock, that’s one of my favorite wrestlers of all time. Why would I not want to talk to the person that saw the diamond in the rough in Dwayne Johnson when other people didn’t. There’s so many guys backstage that I try my best to get as much out of as possible.”
