As we all know, in the past few years, AEW has often hinted or mentioned WWE on various occasions, which has also disgusted many wrestling fans, bluntly saying that AEW has been rubbing the heat of WWE.
However, WWE also occasionally rubs the heat of AEW, but it is not so obvious. For example, in the recent Cody Rhodes return event, WWE used a lot of AEW words to do publicity...
Interestingly, on today's RAW show, "restricted superstar" Aiji once again gave a speech. Subsequently, the official WWE Twitter account posted the following tweet:
Wrestling fans who are familiar with AEW can definitely see the clues at a glance, is this sentence very familiar? That's right, that's exactly the mantra of AEW player MJF!
If only one or two words are the same, it can be said to be a coincidence. But this sentence is basically similar to MJF's mantra: "I'm Better than you, and you know it", which inevitably makes people think that WWE is deliberately expressing something...
Soon, this tweet caused quite a stir on the Internet. And many wrestling fans have also begun to mock the heat of WWE rubbing AEW. Some wrestlers have commented under this tweet:
WWE also seemed to feel that there was something wrong with this, so it quickly deleted the tweet and updated it again:
However, this is not the first time WWE has borrowed MJF to promote Aiji, such as later last year, when MJF and CM Punk had an earth-shattering super microphone, Aji and Mitz began a feud.
And WWE's official Twitter also hinted at MJF many times when promoting this feud, and Aiji even directly said this:
This is also in response to CM Punk's call of MJF as a "low-end version of Mitz" in the "AEW: Explosives" program at that time, and the interaction between AEW and WWE is also very exciting for many wrestling fans.
And last month, after the news that Cody Rhodes was about to return to WWE after leaving AEW was exposed, Aiji spoke at the scene again, saying that his opponent on "Wrestling Mania 38" must be the most non-negligible presence in the wrestling world today.
Interestingly, during Cody Rhodes' AEW debut in 2019, he said: "I may not be the best one in the industry, but I must be the one that can't be ignored."
Subsequently, WWE used the phrase "Smoke & Mirrors" to promote the clip on social media, which is also the title of the music song that Cody Rhodes appeared in the WWE period. At that time, it also caused quite a stir, and many wrestling fans thought that Cody Rhodes' return to WWE was a foregone conclusion.
From this point of view, Aiji may be the deepest hidden AEW iron fan in WWE. I don't know what you wrestling fans think about this? Feel free to leave a message in the comments section.