Speaking to Inside The Ropes, MJF stated that Piper was the only one before him who could draw nuclear heat from the crowd like the 25-year-old currently does in AEW.
The Salt of the Earth added that the WWE Hall of Famer had made him fall in love with pro wrestling and he wished he had the opportunity to engage in a verbal back-and-forth with him.
MJF further predicted that a match between him and Roddy Piper would have potentially been the greatest pro wrestling bout of all time.
Furthermore, MJF named his arch-rival Chris Jericho (albeit reluctantly), AEW’s Tully Blanchard, Eddie Gilbert, Ric Flair, and Chris Candido, as some stars he grew up idolizing.
MJF could end Chris Jericho’s career at AEW All Out
While MJF does seem to admire Chris Jericho’s skills as a performer, he wouldn’t think twice before ending the former AEW Champion’s career at All Out 2021.
At the September 5th pay-per-view, Jericho will put his in-ring career on the line, thus increasing the match’s stakes to unforeseen levels.
MJF is 2-0 in singles competition with Chris Jericho, with his most recent win against the latter coming on the August 18th edition of AEW Dynamite.
A third straight win at All Out 2021 would solidify the 25-year-old’s position as the premier heel in Tony Khan’s promotion.
Can MJF surpass the legacy of “Rowdy” Roddy Piper through his work in AEW? What are the chances of him retiring Jericho at AEW All Out 2021? Sound off in the comments section below.
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