Brodie Lee's Wife On How Perfect The AEW Dynamite Celebration Of Life Was, Tony Khan's Help
Brodie Lee's wife Amanda Huber took to Instagram today and made a long post on last night's Celebration of Life edition of AEW Dynamite for her late husband, who passed away at the age of 41 last Saturday following a non-COVID-19 lung issue.
Huber said the entire show was perfect from beginning to end, and the love inside Daily's Place was real as it radiated all through the night.
"It was devastating and beautiful and a testament to one of the best people to walk this earth," she wrote.
Huber also praised AEW President & CEO Tony Khan, and the rest of the company, for everything they've done to help. She called Khan the kindest and most genuine person she's ever met.
"I will never ever ever be able to thank @tonyrkhan and the @allelitewrestling family enough," Amanda wrote. "No words will ever work. All I can say is that AEW is the most amazing community and Tony is easily the kindest & most genuine person I've ever met. He loved my husband. He loves wrestling. He loves AEW. And he loves my family. Real, authentic love."
Amanda went on and noted that she's been around the pro wrestling world for a long time, and seen the absolute worst it has to offer, but everything she saw at Dynamite last night was heartfelt and genuine.
"I've been around wrestling a long time. I've seen the absolute worst sides of this business," she wrote. "I don't think I'd believe it either if I didn't live it myself, but please believe me when I say everything last night from @aewontnt was heartfelt and genuine. Not a single person was disingenuous. Nobody was just "putting on a show". It was real and raw emotion and just f–king beautiful."
You can see Amanda's full Instagram post below:
I tried so hard to use photos that captured last night and I'm unsure if photos could do it justice. I'm not even sure I have words that can come close but I'll try...
The entire show was perfect, from top to bottom. The little Easter eggs, the tributes, the matches, and the moments.
I'm not sure what it looked like on tv, and I'm sure sometime soon, I'll see for myself. But I can tell you in person, the love in that building last night was real. It radiated all night long. You could feel it in the air. It was devastating and beautiful and a testament to one of the best people to walk this earth.
I will never ever ever be able to thank @tonyrkhan and the @allelitewrestling family enough. No words will ever work. All I can say is that AEW is the most amazing community and Tony is easily the kindest & most genuine person I've ever met. He loved my husband. He loves wrestling. He loves AEW. And he loves my family. Real, authentic love.
I've been around wrestling a long time. I've seen the absolute worst sides of this business. I don't think I'd believe it either if I didn't live it myself, but please believe me when I say everything last night from @aewontnt was heartfelt and genuine. Not a single person was disingenuous. Nobody was just "putting on a show". It was real and raw emotion and just f–king beautiful.
And in the words of @brodielee "Are you crying?! You little b—h.... it's always f–king something with you @silvernumber1 "
Yup. All of us. Little b—–s. [laughing emoji]
*Also there were so many photos I was tagged in & saved and forgot who send them. So if I'm using your photo please let me know and I'll gladly credit you*