MJF Breaks Silence After Surprise Return at AEW Full Gear

Subhojeet Mukherjee 2 min read
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MJF made sure everyone understood exactly why he came back at AEW Full Gear. After ruining Will Ospreay’s night and putting the AEW World Champion on notice, MJF has now broken his silence with a very simple message.

Taking to Twitter following Full Gear on November 14, MJF reacted to his surprise return and the attack on Ospreay. He didn’t bother writing some long explanation about what happened either.

“I warned you.”

That’s pretty much all MJF needed to say because, technically, he did warn everyone. Back in September, while he was still away from AEW television, MJF openly said that whoever happened to be holding the World Championship when he returned would become his target.

“What you can expect from me coming back is I’m going to whoever has the fake title, I’m going to beat them and prove that I am the one true champion emphatically. I’m going to become the first ever undisputed world champion in the history of my company.”

MJF finally followed through at Full Gear. Will Ospreay had just defeated Kyle Fletcher to retain the AEW World Championship when a masked man jumped him from behind and left him laid out. The mystery didn’t last long. The attacker removed his mask to reveal MJF, who had also brought his Triple B championship belt along for the occasion. He stood over Ospreay with the belt before making his exit, leaving very little mystery about what he wants next.

The return also ended MJF’s lengthy absence from AEW television. He hadn’t appeared for the company since All In on August 30, although Sean Ross Sapp reported just days before Full Gear that MJF was expected back “very soon” and that AEW had a major program waiting for him.

“He is going to come back pretty soon. You know, I’d been hearing that as of like last month as well. Expect MJF to be back very soon and in a very, like, a top program.”

Now we know what that program is looking like. MJF spent months calling AEW’s World Championship a “fake title,” showed up with Triple B, dropped the actual champion and then basically told everyone he already warned them this was coming. Ospreay may have survived Kyle Fletcher, but his next problem was waiting for him the second that match ended.

What did you think of MJF’s message after attacking Will Ospreay at Full Gear? Let us know what you think in the comments.

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Subhojeet Mukherjee has covered pro wrestling for over 20 years, delivering trusted news and backstage updates to fans around the world.