MJF Blasts Anti-Semitic People, Dares People To Attack Him );
AEW Superstar MJF took to Twitter today, blasting Anti-Semitic people and the hate crimes that are still happening all over the world. He said,
“It’s 2021. People are still being attacked in the streets for being Jews. Well I’m a Jew and I’m proud of it. Fucking try me.”
It’s 2021.
Well I’m a Jew and I’m proud of it.
Fucking try me. );
Jericho talks his Blood & Guts fall: ‘I wouldn’t change anything’
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All Elite Wrestling
A week ago, the wrestling world was divided (what else is new, amirite?) about AEW’s Blood & Guts match.
The focus of much of the debate was on the ending of The Pinnacle’s May 5 win over Inner Circle, which saw Maxwell Jacob Friedman force Sammy Guevara to surrender by threatening to throw Chris Jericho off the cage, and MJF shoving Jericho off anyway for not-ready-for-Hollywood landing.
Well, let the debate resume. The first episode of
Talk Is Jericho recorded since last Wednesday’s Dynamite dropped, and that means we get Le Champeon’s take on all things Blood & Guts.
Sorry MJF. It’s not heelwork. It’s stealing.
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The dope bloody Becky Lynch art that drew you into this article is by Manhattan-based artist Lauren Moran. I asked her if I could feature her art in this article, and she said yes. She gets a little free publicity, and my article looks more professional for featuring it. Easy peasy.
It’s so easy to make sure everyone receives the proper credit. All major social media platforms have tagging functions and retweet/reblog options. Asking for permission to post is just a simple DM away. There is practically no effort involved to make sure an artist receives basic credit for their work, which is why it is so shocking and upsetting when a wrestler flat out refuses to do it.
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Maxwell Jacob Friedman has established himself as one of the most hateable men in all of pro wrestling at just 25 years old. The heat that surrounds him has made him one of pillars for the future of All Elite Wrestling, which was on full display last week when he won the first-ever Blood & Guts match for The Pinnacle and threw a bloodied Chris Jericho off the roof of a steel cage through the entrance ramp below.
But while AEW officials have made it abundantly clear that the company s future will heavily involve MJF, the young man is still leaving the door open for a jump to WWE.