AEW: MJF Appearance Set for 12/18 Dynamite Holiday Bash 2024, Swerve Strickland on Feud With Hangman Page Being Best Story AEW Has Told, New Executive Hiring

MJF Appearance Announced for Dec. 18th Dynamite Holiday Bash 2024 Show

AEW announced one new segment for the card of their Dynamite Holiday Bash 2024 show, which takes place on December 18th at the Entertainment & Sports Arena in Washington, D.C.

This new segment announced was a promo segment featuring MJF.

Current card for December 18th AEW Dynamite Holiday Bash 2024 show:

  • TBS Championship – Anna Jay vs. Mercedes Mone (c)
  • Continental Classic 2024 Gold League match – Will Ospreay vs. Darby Allin
  • MJF to speak

Swerve Strickland Comments on His Feud With Hangman Adam Page Being Best Story AEW Has Told

Instinct Culture’s Denise Salcedo held a recent interview with Swerve Strickland. One of the topics discussed included Strickland’s thoughts about his belief that his storyline feud with Hangman Adam Page was the best story AEW has told.

“I would rank it definitely top three ever for me, and for AEW, no doubt in my mind it’s the best story that All Elite Wrestling has told, in my opinion, because it was so unique and so personal.

It got so personal because it wasn’t just two wrestlers, it was two human beings and crossing the line of men, how far you’re willing to go to push those buttons of someone that you truly hate. Why are you hating them? What are you gonna do about it? A lot of people hate just to hate, but no, I hate him for these reasons, and the audience knows and understands why. These were something when it happened, like the home invasions and things like that, when it happened, it was a lot of question marks, and they’re like, ‘I don’t know how I feel about this. Does this belong in wrestling? Does this fit? Why won’t this happen?’ Now, a year later, people are like, ‘Well, Swerve, he deserves this because he did this. Hangman deserves this because he did this to him.’ So now, those things that were question marks, now, it’s like it carries on with us, those reasons, throughout the rest of our careers, no matter where we go. People know why Hangman is the way he is.”

In response to a comment from Salcedo about him and Page being intertwined forever, Strickland stated:

“Forever. It’s that hatred that actually brings out the best in us and brings out the best in the product of what AEW is, in my opinion. The fact that whenever there’s looming presence of either of us anywhere near each other, people get uncomfortable because we pushed the line so far and many times went over it, that they know anything is possible, there’s nothing off the table when it comes to me and that man. Nothing’s off the table when it comes to me, period, and now Hangman’s in that world as well. But when we get together, people really get unsettled, they get excited, they also don’t know, and I think the unpredictable factor of me and him is what truly drives our story, how far I’m willing to take it. ‘Well, I’m willing to take it further.’ Well, I’m willing to take it further, to the point we could both go out and just crash and burn, truly end each other’s careers, and the fans would probably watch it any time [laughs]. They’ll truly watch any time.”

Transcript h/t: Fightful.com


AEW Hires New Executive for Sponsorships & Partnerships

PWInsider’s Mike Johnson reported that his sources stated that AEW recently hired former WWE Coordinator of International TV and Affiliate Marketing to an executive position in the company.

Johnson reported that Provino will be working on sponsorships and partnerships for the company going forward.

Besides his prior work for WWE, Provino also previously worked for UFC in their marketing and development for their athletes and international business development.