The Race to Face MJF for the Coveted Diamond Ring
The stakes were high on AEW’s recent Dynamite episode as wrestlers vied for a chance to face the AEW Champion, MJF, for the prestigious Dynamite Diamond Ring. The Dynamite Dozen Battle Royal was the main event, and it did not disappoint.
MJF, ever the controversial figure, joined the commentary desk, offering his unique insights. He shared a bit about his history with Max Caster, mentioning their training days at the Creative Pro Wrestling Academy. The two would train rigorously, pushing their limits to hone their craft. However, MJF’s opinion of Caster has since changed, referring to him as a “scissoring weirdo,” expressing his hope that Caster doesn’t win the Battle Royal.
The action in the ring was intense. Commander made a brief impact but was quickly eliminated with a dropkick. Daddy Magic and Daniel Garcia, two of the contenders for the AEW World Trio Championship, showcased their prowess. However, it was Juice Robinson’s absence from the ring that caught MJF’s attention, labeling him a “coward.”
Dustin Rhodes, a veteran in the wrestling world, delivered a spectacular Destroyer, proving he still has what it takes. The crowd was electric, especially when the iconic “give the people what they want” moment was teased, though Jake Hager seemed less than thrilled.
As the Battle Royal progressed, the question on everyone’s mind was clear: Who will earn the right to face MJF for the Dynamite Diamond Ring?
