MJF has admitted he wasn’t up to par on Dynamite.
In recent months the Salt of Earth’s character has shifted dramatically and he’s been routinely cheered to the rafters. Meanwhile, he’s continued to impress in the ring, earning plaudits at every corner.
However, his storyline with Adam Cole has also proved divisive, with some fans simply not buying what the World Champion is selling.
Posting on social media, MJF said that no one should be above criticism and there’s “always room for growth.”
Advice from a guy whose been fortunate enough to have accomplished a lot in his profession at a young age. I’ve noticed something with people in my generation and hopefully this helps you young Poors out there. When you are criticized, of course allow it to upset you. You’re only human.
But it doesn’t matter how good you are at your job, never blow off criticism. Use it. Never rest on your laurels.
There’s always room for growth.
On the October 4th episode of Dynamite, MJF continued his more comedic style as he addressed Jay White and Juice Robinson, but the segment fell flat with many.
When a fan told him to follow his own advice, the star admitted the promo on Dynamite wasn’t his finest hour.
Already have. I could sit here and tell you I’ve consistently been the biggest ratings draw in my company for some time. I can say that I’ve also been universally praised. But the fact is I dropped the ball this week.
There’s a lot of eyes on me. I can’t afford to do that. Look forward to picking the ball back up on Wednesday.
MJF To Put AEW World Title On The Line At Full Gear
With Adam Cole on the shelf thanks to a serious ankle injury, MJF will be going it alone for the time being.
Following their recent clashes on AEW Dynamite, it’s been confirmed that MJF will put his World Title on the line against Jay White at Full Gear.