Professional wrestler with AEW, known as Ricochet, has stated that he isn’t entirely against the idea of potentially collaborating with the Hurt Syndicate, despite his previous friction with the Hurt Business during his time in WWE.
Ricochet had a feud with the Hurt Business back in 2020, when he was still with WWE. Now both the wrestler and the MVP-led faction are part of AEW, with Ricochet making his debut at All In: London.
During a recent episode of the “Barstool Rasslin’” podcast, Ricochet revealed his mixed feelings about the possibility of joining the renowned group. He was quoted as saying,
“Our past interactions make it sensitive. They tormented me for the most part of the pandemic. Yes, I do get a sense that they have my best interests at heart, but it feels like they are using force to show it. They ultimately want what is best for themselves, which I guess is true for everyone. I hold this against them, even though I understand their reasoning.”
“There are certainly things I could learn from the Hurt Syndicate, maybe like how to inflict damage on others. Usually, I’m on the receiving end of the pain. It’s probably liberating being the one who is inflicting the hurt.”
At present, the Hurt Syndicate roster includes MVP, Shelton Benjamin, and Bobby Lashley. MVP has hinted at the possibility of recruiting additional members.
Around March last year, Ricochet revealed that he and Apollo Crews were originally set to join the Hurt Business, but the plans for the faction eventually evolved and changed.