MJF name-drops WWE on AEW Dynamite, terms it a 'perfectly good company'

Overview

• MJF returned to AEW on the 17th December episode of Dynamite and cut a promo against Swerve Strickland and Hangman Adam Page
• While addressing the two former WWE Superstars, MJF name-dropped the Stamford-based promotion, which shocked the fans
• The audience booed when MJF took WWE's name, while Swerve continued to listen to what he had to say

MJF returned to AEW on the 17th December episode of Dynamite and cut a promo against Swerve Strickland and Hangman Adam Page. While addressing the two former WWE Superstars, MJF name-dropped the Stamford-based promotion, which shocked the fans. The audience booed when MJF took WWE's name, while Swerve continued to listen to what he had to say.

As the reaction in the arena was negative to say the least, MJF proceeded and termed WWE as a perfectly good company. The promo was directed at both Swerve and Hangman, who were in WWE NXT at one point. In his promo, MJF stressed the fact that he's the greatest home grown talent as far as AEW is concerned.

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MJF returned and put himself in the world title scenario, alongside Swerve and Hangman. The highlight of the night, however, was MJF literally taking WWE's name in his promo. The video went viral on social media and many loved it. May were shocked that MJF actually took the name of the Stamford-based promotion.

MJF compares Swerve Strickland with P. Diddy

He also compared Swerve with P. Diddy on the December 17 episode of Dynamite. MJF claimed both Swerve and Diddy have a lot of things in common. He claimed that both call themselves moguls, rock chains, and added they both rock a lot of baby oil, and regarded them as sh*t rappers.

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"You really remind me of this famous musician, you guys have a lot in common, you both call yourself moguls, you both rock chains, you both rock way too much baby oil, and you’re both dog sh*t rappers, oh that’s right, P. Diddy," MJF delivered a verbal attack on Strickland on Dynamite.