The AEW World Champion MJF referenced Vince McMahon but once more on Dynamite.

Within the opening match on the June 14th version of AEW Dynamite, Maxwell Jacob Friedman confronted Adam Cole in a World Title Eliminator Match. The foundations in an Eliminator Match is that if the champion loses that non-title match then the challenger will get a title shot.

MJF and Cole ended up having an unimaginable match stuffed with nearfalls with the followers chanting “that is superior” and “battle endlessly” all through the match.

What was attention-grabbing about MJF’s gear is that on the left elbow, he was carrying an elbow pad that mentioned “Vince Was Proper” in reference to WWE’s Govt Chairman Vince McMahon.

That elbow pad was a reference to what Friedman mentioned in a promo final week about how Vince McMahon didn’t see Adam Cole as a predominant roster star in WWE. MJF additionally made reference to the rumor that Cole was going to be Keith Lee’s supervisor in WWE if Cole re-signed there. Whether or not that rumor was actually true is unknown at this level.

There have been many promos by Maxwell over the past yr the place has brazenly talked about being a free agent in January 2024 whereas additionally mentioning WWE’s Vince McMahon, WWE CEO Nick Khan and WWE’s Chief Content material Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque as nicely.

The match between MJF and Adam Cole was an exciting battle between two of AEW’s largest stars. It seemed like Cole had MJF crushed when the referee countered one…two…after which the bell rang. They had been on the 30-minute mark of a match with a 30-minute time restrict, so it was dominated as a time-limit draw.

In one other second on the present, NJPW legend Hiroshi Tanahashi challenged MJF to a match at Forbidden Door on June twenty fifth. Maxwell shot it down saying it’s not taking place, however that can doubtless change. It’s not official…for now.

So shut for Adam Cole. This match continues!
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— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) June 15, 2023