MJF Wins Gold on Dynamite
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It took 59 minutes, but Maxwell J. Friedman is leaving Dynamite as the new International Champion.
#ANDNEW #AEW International Champion MJF!
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) July 18, 2024
Watch #AEWDynamite 250 LIVE on TBS!@The_MJF | @WillOspreay pic.twitter.com/suTCF7cH5Y
MJF opened episode no. 250 of Dynamite by defeating Will Ospreay in a phenomenal bout. It clocked in just under the 60-minute mark, and it served multiple purposes: it puts a new piece of gold around MJF’s waist (following Jon Moxley, he becomes only the second former AEW world champion to win the International title), it shows Ospreay’s moral compass (he opted not to use the Tiger Driver despite the fact it would have won him the match), and it highlights MJF’s willingness to cheat, which he did by knocking out Ospreay with his ring.
Will Ospreay’s title reign has been caught and compromised to a permanent end.
— Maxwell Jacob Friedman™️ (@The_MJF) July 18, 2024
America has a real champion now.
Easy W. #ThankMeLater
MJF as International Champion opens up new storylines, especially as Daniel Garcia seeks revenge on him. And it allows Ospreay to focus on the world title.