MJF Mocks Andrade’s Injury With His Own “How You Know?” Catchphrase

Felix Upton 2 min read
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MJF saw Andrade reveal that he’s injured and out of action, and instead of sending well wishes, he immediately turned the situation into another shot at El Idolo.

After Andrade posted on August 9 that he went straight to a doctor after returning home to Miami and had been feeling bad since AEW Grand Slam Mexico, MJF responded by laughing at him, throwing Andrade’s own “How you know?” catchphrase back in his face and taking credit for the injury.

“HAHAHAHAHAHA

How you know?

OH I KNOW HOW IT HAPPENED!”

MJF also included a photo of himself attacking a bloodied Andrade at Grand Slam Mexico, making it pretty damn obvious what he was getting at. The trolling goes directly back to the August 5 show. Andrade defeated Tommaso Ciampa and Komander to secure the No. 1 entry spot in the Casino Gauntlet at All In London, then grabbed a microphone and told the crowd he planned to win the match and eventually become AEW World Champion. During that promo, Andrade dropped his “How you know?” line.

MJF attacked him immediately afterward, blasting Andrade with his custom AEW World Championship belt and Dynamite Diamond Ring before dumping him off the entrance ramp. Andrade was checked by medical personnel after the attack.

Days later, Andrade revealed that he had been feeling bad since Grand Slam Mexico but still worked two MLP shows in Canada before returning home to Miami and going straight to a doctor.

MJF clearly saw an opening and took it. Instead of showing Andrade any sympathy, he hijacked Andrade’s own catchphrase, posted a photo of the attack and basically told everyone that if they want to know how Andrade got hurt, they should look directly at him.

https://twitter.com/The_MJF/status/2086579823619494172

What do you think about MJF mocking Andrade’s injury and using his own “How you know?” catchphrase against him? Was it perfect heel work, or did MJF take it too far? Leave your feedback in the comments.

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Felix Upton

Felix Upton has over 15 years of experience in media and wrestling journalism. His work at Ringside News blends speed, accuracy, and industry insight.