Mick Foley hasn’t forgotten his run-in with Divine Dominion earlier this year. After watching Lena Kross and Megan Bayne tear the house down at AEW All Out, the WWE Hall of Famer made it clear he’s still a believer.
Following Divine Dominion’s brutal Chicago Street Fight against The Brawling Birds on September 26, Foley took to Instagram and shared a video of himself repeatedly bowing to Kross and Bayne. This time, there was no barking or misunderstanding—just respect after what he had witnessed. Alongside the video, Foley wrote:
“BOWING DOWN!!! I have ZERO problem bowing down to @lena_kross and @themeganbayne after that incredible #ChicagoStreetFight with @jamiehayter and @hailwindsor. #AllOut @aew”
The post is a callback to Foley’s memorable appearance with Divine Dominion back in July, when he jokingly misunderstood their order to “bow down” and started barking instead. The segment quickly went viral, and Foley later laughed off the criticism by saying he had simply mixed up “bow down” with “bow wow.”
After watching Kross and Bayne go through one of the most violent matches of the night at All Out, though, Foley made it clear there was no joke this time. Whether they left Chicago with the titles or not, the WWE Hall of Famer had no problem showing his respect to both women after the war they put on.
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