MJF’s Strategies for Managing His Torn Labrum Ahead of AEW Worlds End

MJF’s Strategies for Managing His Torn Labrum Ahead of AEW Worlds End
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MJF’s Strategies for Managing His Torn Labrum Ahead of AEW Worlds End
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In a recent interview with SEScoops, AEW World Champion MJF discussed the torn labrum shoulder injury he is dealing with going into the December 30th AEW Worlds End pay-per-view event.

You can check out some highlights from the interview below:

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On working through the injury: “I got PRP done and something called EPAT where what they do essentially is, it’s almost like shock therapy straight onto the muscle. I’m not going to lie to you, I cannot lift my arm all the way up north south. Point blank. Probably not something I should be discussing publicly. I’m kind of being known for being honest to a fault. I can’t lose this belt. This world title reign, it means too much to too many people. Most specifically, it means too much to me.”

On his plan for his title defense against Samoa Joe: “I’m going to go in there guns blazing, I’m going to give it 110%. I’ve wrestled Samoa Joe before, hardest match of my reign. I believe I’ve had 11 title defenses, I also hold the world of most title defenses of any world champion in the history of the company. Of every single match I’ve had, the one where I was in the most physical danger was Joe at Grand Slam. I know what I’m heading into, but I’m going to win because I have to win.”

MJF will defend the AEW World Title against Samoa Joe at AEW Worlds End in Uniondale, New York.

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AEW World Champion MJF recently opened up about the torn labrum shoulder injury he is dealing with ahead of the AEW Worlds End pay-per-view event on December 30th. In an interview with SEScoops, MJF shared some insights into his injury and his mindset going into his title defense against Samoa Joe.

Despite the injury, MJF is determined to continue performing at his best. He revealed that he underwent PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy and EPAT (Extracorporeal Pulse Activation Technology) treatment to aid in his recovery. These treatments involve shock therapy directly applied to the muscle, helping to accelerate healing and reduce pain. However, MJF admitted that he is unable to lift his arm all the way up north south due to the injury.

MJF’s honesty about his injury reflects his commitment to his fans and the significance of his world title reign. He acknowledged that the world title means a lot to him and many others, and he is determined not to lose it. Despite the physical limitations caused by the torn labrum, MJF is prepared to give it his all and go into the title defense against Samoa Joe with guns blazing.

The upcoming match against Samoa Joe holds particular significance for MJF. He mentioned that his previous encounter with Joe at Grand Slam was the hardest match of his reign as champion. With 11 title defenses under his belt, MJF holds the record for the most title defenses in AEW history. Despite being aware of the physical danger posed by Samoa Joe, MJF is confident in his ability to emerge victorious.

AEW Worlds End, taking place in Uniondale, New York, will witness MJF defending his AEW World Title against Samoa Joe. This highly anticipated match is expected to be a thrilling encounter between two talented wrestlers.

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In conclusion, MJF’s interview sheds light on his determination to overcome his shoulder injury and retain his AEW World Title. His honesty and commitment to his fans make him a respected figure in the wrestling community. As fans eagerly await the AEW Worlds End pay-per-view event, all eyes will be on MJF and Samoa Joe as they battle it out in the ring.