Swerve Strickland isn't afraid to talk about it, and he doesn't think a WWE vs. AEW supershow will ever take place. At least in his lifetime.

WWE and AEW have competed in the pro wrestling space since 2019. AEW burst onto the scene that year with a well-financed vision and a standout in-ring roster. The company gave WWE its first real competitive challenger since WCW shut down in 2001.

Over AEW's seven-year existence, talents have floated in from and out to WWE. Top acquisitions include Adam Copeland, Christian Cage, Jon Moxley, Chris Jericho, and others. Cody Rhodes, Ricky Starks, Jade Cargill, and Royce Keys are a handful of talents that jumped from AEW to WWE.

Since 2019, one question has been: what would happen if top AEW stars and top WWE stars collided in a special one-night-only event?…