Identity of Woman MJF Insulted on AEW Dynamite Revealed

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MJF picked the wrong woman to insult during AEW Dynamite this week. What started as another shot at the Scottish crowd quickly turned into an Andrade El Idolo moment, and now we know who was caught in the middle of it.

During the August 26 edition of AEW Dynamite, MJF came to the ring and started tearing into Scotland and the fans in attendance. Eventually, he turned his attention to a woman sitting at ringside. MJF looked her over before delivering the insult.

“In the States this is about a four, but here in Scotland that’s a 10.”

The woman clearly wasn’t impressed, but MJF’s little ringside interaction had another purpose. The whole thing appeared to be mocking Andrade’s recent habit of finding women in the crowd and taking selfies with them during his matches.

Then Andrade showed up. El Idolo suddenly appeared behind MJF and stood alongside the same woman he had just insulted. Andrade had only one question for him: “How you know?” Then he went after MJF. The segment immediately left another familiar question behind: Who was the woman at ringside?

Following Dynamite, her identity was revealed as independent wrestler Maddy Morgan, as she took to her Instagram story and confirmed her identity. Morgan has competed for promotions including Elevation, Kamikaze Pro and Megaslam.

That makes Morgan the latest indie wrestler to get pulled into Andrade’s ongoing ringside routine, although it was different this time. Instead of Andrade finding his mystery woman himself, MJF did it for him—and got attacked for his trouble.

Identity of Woman MJF Insulted on AEW Dynamite Revealed

Who do you think should show up next in Andrade’s ongoing ringside routine? Let us know in the comments.

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Derek Holloway

Derek Holloway

Derek Holloway is a writer at Ringside News specializing in professional wrestling news, rumors, and results. He focuses on delivering reliable coverage across WWE, AEW, and major wrestling promotions.