Wardlow Open On Disliking His AEW Run In 2022

Wardlow will challenge Samoa Joe for the AEW TNT Championship at Revolution this Sunday.

To promote it, he was talked to by Comicbook.com. He reflected on a part of his run from 2022, including his win over MJF at Double Or Nothing.

” Man, I consider this a lot (2022 run), and I was simply considering this extremely extensive just recently due to the fact that I seem like I took it for approved a bit. Couple of factors. I’m an unfavorable thinker, I’m my most significant critic. I do not believe at the time, I permitted myself to understand simply how huge I was and how popular and how simply outrageous the concept of Wardlow was at the time.

I believe there’s a little bit of fact to Max (MJF) calling himself the devil. Around the time Max and I began our fight, I truly simply lost myself, and I simply wasn’t myself in that entire stretch of time. I was simply a various individual and I was a ball of tension and I truly could not understand or focus what my life was or must have been. And even after I beat Max, the devil wasn’t gone. He still had his claws in my back. And the next night, here I am, Wardlow, getting my name shouted by a sold-out crowd like we have not seen in years. And the next (episode), I’m back to doing absolutely nothing and Max is dropping this bombshell of a promotion and now the program’s still everything about him. I beat him, however I didn’t beat him. There’s a lot to be stated there. All’s I’ll state is I’ll dance with the devil once again, which time will come and things will be a little various next time. I think I have a lot to show to myself and I have a lot of wrongs to. And this chance with the TNT Title provides me that. And after Sunday, I seem calling myself Mr. Revolution. Since yes, in 2015, it was the huge Ladder match, it was the minute with the ring. This year, if I can regain the TNT Title … when I regain the TNT Title, I will be Mr. Revolution.”

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