MJF absolutely embarrassed a fan online after discovering the guy appears to spend half his life tweeting about him.
The whole thing started when the X account “Drainmaker” posted a clip celebrating the two-year anniversary of MJF re-signing with AEW and revealing his infamous “Bet On Yourself” tattoo live on pay-per-view. The original post read:
“2 years ago today, MJF re-signed with AEW and revealed his Bet on Yourself tattoo live on PPV.”
That’s when another account called “KENJPW” jumped into the replies with a shot at MJF that apparently caught the AEW World Champion’s attention. The fan wrote:
“He tried so hard for the face turn that he legit got a fake tattoo painted on him for a segment. He is just like Cody, only difference is he wasn’t afraid to turn back heel when the fans weren’t buying his bullshit face run.”
Instead of simply roasting the guy back, MJF decided to publicly expose what happened when he clicked the account. And it got weird fast. MJF uploaded a video showing himself scrolling through the guy’s timeline while discovering the account appears to obsessively post about him nonstop. MJF captioned the video:
“You’re either a burner account of a wrestler who wishes they were me. Or you’re an unwell person. Or both. Seek help.”
The video then turned into a full-blown timeline autopsy. One tweet shown in MJF’s video read:
“MJF legit the worst main event wrestler in AEW man. Weakest match in the Darby reign. Weakest match in the ppv.”
Another post complained:
“No, it wasn’t. It had a lot of typical mjf bullshit and was largely a spot based match. Easily the weakest match of the Darby reign.”
Another rant buried MJF’s in-ring psychology entirely:
“To each their own but like all mjf matches, this was a really spot heavy match in my opinion and lacked any coherent structure of ring psychology.”
But the deeper MJF scrolled, the more insane the whole thing looked. The account was shown arguing with random fans about MJF’s title defenses, TV ratings, backstage rumors, AEW booking, and even conspiracy-style drama involving other wrestlers. One tweet accused people of “actively running agendas” against wrestlers they dislike, while another randomly defended rumors involving Britt Baker and Skye Blue. At another point in the video, the fan posted:
“MJF’s first title defense this year against Bandido did 498k. MJF’s second against Brody King also did around 500k.”
The clip even showed the account spiraling into bizarre political arguments completely unrelated to wrestling while still somehow circling back into online fan drama. By the end of the video, MJF barely even needed to insult the guy because the timeline itself did all the work.
The post immediately exploded online because fans realized this wasn’t just some random hater tweet — this dude seemed to be tracking almost everything MJF does online like it was a full-time assignment.
And honestly, MJF publicly scrolling through the entire thing while reacting to it probably made the situation ten times funnier for everyone except the fan getting exposed.
Do you think MJF went too far blasting the fan publicly, or was the obsession too ridiculous not to call out? Let us know in the comments.
