Nah agree to disagree. He exited the feud with a loss after being swirlied and was involved in uncompelling nonsense with somebody who wasn’t taking the business seriously at the time (as evidenced by him being wildly out of shape) for way too long. An out of shape AARP eligible man jammed his head in a toilet. Fact not opinion. Not a false narrative. Get over yourself.This:
@CDJ So MJF beat him three times in a row, on top of looking like a badass by throwing him off a cage, but since he lost by submission and got a swirlie (and what kind of match was that again) he was held back by Jericho. No, that’s wrong. No agree to disagree. It’s a false narrative (and I can imagine where you got it from) and you were hyperbolic about it to boot. Who had MJF had a successful program with prior to that? MJF is great, but if were to never lose he’d be really boring. On top of that there’s no reason for him to steamroll everyone else on his way to the top of AEW, especially considering his opponents/potential opponents and how young MJF is relative to those guys.