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Samoa Joe’s Nostalgic Nod to WWE NXT During AEW All Out

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A Blast from the Past: Joe’s Interaction with MJF Rekindles NXT Memories

Wrestling fans are known for their keen eye for detail and their ability to pick up on subtle nods and references that wrestlers often incorporate into their performances. One such moment with the wrestling community buzzing took place during AEW’s All Out event, involving Samoa Joe and MJF.

Samoa Joe, a force to be reckoned with during his WWE NXT days, had an iconic interaction with MJF, who, at the time, played the role of a security guard. In a memorable NXT segment, MJF, trying to lead the then-NXT champion Samoa Joe to the ring, attempted to walk ahead of the “Samoan Submission Machine.” This led to Joe assertively shoving MJF back, establishing his dominance.

Fast forward to AEW’s All Out, and history seemed to repeat itself, albeit in a different setting. As Samoa Joe made his entrance, he crossed paths with MJF, fresh off his victory with Adam Cole. In a nostalgic gesture, Joe gave MJF a slight shove, reminiscent of their NXT interaction. This subtle move was not lost on the fans, who quickly recognized and appreciated the homage.

However, MJF, known for his fiery temperament, didn’t find the gesture amusing. He attempted to confront Joe, leading to a brief scuffle before the two were separated. Samoa Joe proceeded to his ROH TV title match against Shane Taylor after this altercation.

Such moments highlight the intricate tapestry of professional wrestling, where past interactions, no matter how brief, can be woven into current storylines, adding layers of depth and intrigue. These nuances make wrestling a captivating spectacle, keeping fans on the edge of their seats, always eager for more.

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