Nick Aldis Back in Impact - Best Fit Possible

Last night at Impact Wrestling's Rebellion 2023 event, fans were treated to a surprise appearance from Nick Aldis, the former NWA World Heavyweight Champion. Aldis, who had been a free agent after leaving NWA, made his return to the ring by joining the commentary team during the match between Kushida and Maclin for the vacant Impact World Title. Aldis is a much better fit in WWE than he would be in any other company.

After Maclin emerged victorious, Aldis wasted no time in confronting the new champion, setting the stage for what promises to be an exciting rivalry in the coming months. But why is Aldis such a good fit for Impact Wrestling, and why is he likely to be a top guy there as opposed to a mid-carder in WWE?

Firstly, it's worth noting that Aldis has a long history with Impact Wrestling. He wrestled for the promotion between 2008 and 2015, winning the Tag Team Championship twice and the World Heavyweight Championship once. This experience means that he is already familiar with the company's style, roster, and fanbase, which will make it easier for him to hit the ground running.

In addition to this, Aldis is an incredibly talented wrestler with a wealth of experience. He has competed all over the world, facing off against some of the biggest names in the business. This means that he brings a level of credibility to Impact Wrestling that few other wrestlers can match.

But perhaps the biggest reason why Aldis is such a good fit for Impact Wrestling is the company's focus on long-term storytelling. Unlike WWE, which often prioritizes short-term ratings boosts over long-term character development, Impact Wrestling places a premium on building meaningful storylines and developing its characters over time. This is the perfect environment for someone like Aldis, who is at his best when given the opportunity to develop his character and engage in complex storylines.

Ultimately, Nick Aldis's return to Impact Wrestling is a win-win for both the wrestler and the company. Aldis gets the opportunity to showcase his talents on a big stage and to work with some of the best wrestlers in the business, while Impact Wrestling gains a top-tier talent who is sure to add to the promotion's already impressive roster. We can't wait to see what the future holds for Nick Aldis in Impact Wrestling!

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