MJF is set to defend his AEW World Championship against Adam Cole at All In.
In an explosive turn of events on the August 2nd episode of AEW Dynamite, the highly anticipated first match for AEW’s All In event has been announced, and it’s set to be a showdown of epic proportions.
AEW World Champion MJF took centre stage in the ring, delivering a gripping promo about his personal growth and finding his true self in AEW, thanks in large part to his alliance with Adam Cole.
Building up the suspense, MJF called out Adam Cole, who joined him in the ring. However, instead of granting Cole the promised AEW World Championship match, MJF shocked the crowd by announcing that Cole would be competing for the title at All In, the event which looks to be the biggest in AEW history.
With the crowd buzzing with excitement, MJF presented Cole with a contract for the championship match, and without hesitation, Cole eagerly signed it.
Meanwhile, the camera captured a frustrated Roderick Strong backstage, visibly agitated by the turn of events. Strong’s anger was further fuelled when Matt Taven and Mike Bennett approached him, reminding him of Cole’s tendency to forget his friends.
Recently MJF was ranked number one on ESPN’s top 30 under 30 list.
In recent news MJF expressed his desire via social media to appear on Logan Paul’s podcast, Impaulsive.
When Is AEW All In Happening?
As the first announced match for All In, scheduled to take place on August 27th, in Wembley Stadium, All In is shaping up to be an unforgettable night of action, drama, and intense rivalries.
All In is already tipped to become the biggest-selling pro-wrestling event in history. The event is reportedly very close to having sold 80,000 tickets and it accomplished this astounding feat without announcing any matches for the show.
Recently it was reported by Dave Meltzer that All In is set to become the biggest paid-attendance wrestling event of all time.
Jim Cornette has branded MJF as “f*cking entertaining” in a recent episode of the Jim Cornette Experience.