MJF Confronts Swerve Strickland As Samoa Joe Keeps Watch | AEW Dynamite | TBS

Summary

In this intense AEW segment, the TNT Champion Christian is interrupted by a confrontation between Maxwell and Shane 'Swerve' Strickland. The two reminisce about their shared past on the independent circuit, with Swerve questioning Maxwell's actions and motivations. Maxwell, the AEW World Champion, taunts Swerve by asserting his superiority and hints at a deeper mystery involving Hangman and a potential framing. The exchange is heated, with both men making bold threats, setting up a potential rivalry. The segment ends with a mysterious figure entering, shifting the tension elsewhere.

Takeaways

• 😀 There's a noticeable disturbance as the camera tries to catch up with what's happening.
• 💬 The interaction begins with someone criticizing the other person's ability to act as a security guard, saying they're not doing a good job.
• 👋 A character named Maxwell is introduced with a knock on the door, signaling an important confrontation.
• 😲 Tension rises as one person feels they've been ignored by another during their time in AEW.
• 🚗 A past relationship is mentioned, recalling long car rides and shared experiences between the two individuals.
• 😎 One character asserts their superiority, claiming there are levels to success and the other person isn't on their level.
• 😂 The person reminisces humorously about how the other was the best chauffeur they ever had.
• 💪 A threat is issued, referencing a past incident where someone was hung up by a chain in front of thousands of people.
• 🎤 Respect and tone are major themes, as one character challenges the other to show respect, especially as he holds the championship.
• 😈 A mysterious question is posed: 'Are you the Devil?' suggesting suspicion and underlying tensions between the characters.

Q & A

What event is being referenced in the beginning of the script?

The script references an upcoming event called the 'Saturday Collision Holiday Bash,' where the TNT champion Christian will be featured.

Who are the main characters involved in the conversation?

The main characters involved are Maxwell (Maxwell Jacob Friedman - MJF), Swerve (Shane Strickland), and an unnamed third party who opens the door toward the end.

What is the significance of the history between Maxwell and Swerve?

Maxwell and Swerve have a long history from their days on the independent wrestling circuit, where they would take long car rides together, trying to make a name for themselves in the industry.

Why does Maxwell mention 'levels' in his conversation with Swerve?

Maxwell mentions 'levels' to imply that although Swerve has gained success in AEW, he is not yet on the same level as Maxwell in terms of status and accomplishments.

How does Maxwell mock Swerve during their exchange?

Maxwell mocks Swerve by recalling how Swerve was his chauffeur during their independent days, and how Swerve once failed a tryout, contrasting that with Maxwell signing contracts.

What threat does Swerve imply during the conversation?

Swerve subtly threatens Maxwell by reminding him that he hung someone outside the ring by a chain in front of 13,000 people, warning Maxwell to be careful how he speaks to him.

What connection does Maxwell draw between Swerve and the ongoing attacks on Hangman?

Maxwell suggests that Swerve might be responsible for framing Hangman Adam Page, possibly to clear a path for himself to become AEW World Champion by having his group, the Moghul Embassy, attack people.

Does Swerve admit to being the 'Devil' Maxwell is looking for?

No, Swerve denies being the 'Devil' Maxwell is looking for but warns that if Maxwell keeps waving the AEW World Championship in front of him, he will bring hell to Maxwell.

What does Maxwell mean by calling himself the 'big bad wolf of professional wrestling'?

By calling himself the 'big bad wolf,' Maxwell is asserting his dominance in professional wrestling, implying that he has the power to destroy Swerve's ambitions, like blowing down a house.

What happens at the end of the conversation between Maxwell and Swerve?

The conversation is interrupted when an unnamed third party enters, saying they have business elsewhere, signaling the end of the exchange between Maxwell and Swerve.