Pro-wrestler Ricochet has voiced his displeasure regarding the ambiguous double-pin outcome of the Fatal 4-Way clash on AEW Dynamite. In a monologue video following the match, he alluded to his belief that he merited an outright victory. He stated,
“I consistently adapt and triumph, this occasion is no exception. Be it a solo battle with [Kenny] Omega or a Tripartite Encounter with Speedball and Omega, I shall come out as the champion. Hence, whether it’s Cornball, Speedball, Goofball, trust Ricochet to clinch the win in five. Just as it will happen with Lubega, Bodega, Omega, Ricochet in five.” Touching on plans for the coming title, he added, “And by the time Dynasty rolls in, I’ll illustrate to the masses who the legit victor and possessor of the International Championship should be. Mark my words, Ricochet is out of this universe! Aha! You fools!”
EXCLUSIVE: Post today’s faceoff on #AEWDynamite, @KingRicochet is of the strong conviction that HE should be the exclusive champion! pic.twitter.com/AniTV7jhhe
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) March 20, 2025
Simultaneously, Rob Schamberger’s most recent AEW artwork pays tribute to the erstwhile AEW and ROH Champ, Samoa Joe.
Schamberger divulged that he’s repeatedly painted Joe throughout the last ten years. He admits his fascination with Joe’s raw ferocity and how his demeanor encapsulates a professional wrestler’s spirit. He articulated,
“In the past decade, my brush has immortalised Samoa Joe numerous times. There’s something about his raw ferocity that keeps me coming back for more. While there could be myriad reasons for crafting portraits of pro wrestlers, I want them to truly exemplify the vibe of a pro-wrestler in appearance and essence. Joe is one such figure, with his appearance guaranteeing the ensuing brawl.”
Samoa Joe artwork’s limited edition signed prints are currently accessible at ShopAEW.com.
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