Darby Allin Doesn't Give A Sh*t About AEW World Title, Wants To Regain The TNT Championship

Darby Allin has revealed he is uninterested in pursuing the AEW World Championship.

The 28-year-old was involved in a Q&A session at the New York Comic-Con and Darby admitted he doesn't "give a sh*t" about the world title. He would instead prefer to have another run with the TNT Title so he can show the world why it's the most important championship in AEW.

"Out of all of those matches, I can say it was probably the one I lost to Miro. It was lots of fun, but it was during the pandemic, I was having the best matches of my career and long story short, I'd like to run that sh*t back in front of a live crowd. We'll continue to show everybody why that championship is the most important championship in AEW. Everyone is like, 'I can't wait until you become world heavyweight champion.' I don't give a sh*t about that. Give me that TNT Championship," Allin said.

Allin is currently the longest-reigning TNT Champion in the title's short history, having held the gold for 186 days from November 2020 until he dropped the belt to Miro in May 2021.

Allin has continued to team with Sting since dropping the title and he faced CM Punk at All Out in The Second City Saviour's return match.

H/T to Fightful