MJF Believes Rivalry With CM Punk Will Go Down As One Of The Greatest Of All Time

The rivalry between MJF and CM Punk remains a high-water mark for AEW, culminating in the brutal Dog Collar Match at Revolution 2022. While their on-screen story was cut short following the events of “Brawl Out” later that year, the legacy of their feud endures. Speaking on Mostly Sports with Brandon Walker, MJF reflected on where that program stands in his personal pantheon of rivalries.

MJF: “It’s Easily Going To Go Down As One Of The Greatest”

“The Adam Cole [feud] was on an even playing field with the CM Punk [feud], and then it went to shit because Adam Cole got injured and betrayed me like a piece of shit,” MJF stated. He noted that while he has “beautiful” things going on currently with Hangman Adam Page, Darby Allin, and his Grand Slam Australia opponent Brody King, the Punk feud is undeniable history.

“If you’re asking me, ‘Is the CM Punk feud the best feud of my career?’ I don’t know if I can say that unequivocally,” MJF admitted. “What I can say is, it’s easily going to go down as one of the greatest feuds of all time. By the time my career is over, when people think of my all time greatest rivalries, it’s going to be on there. No different than when CM Punk’s career is over, they’re going to say that was probably one of his best feuds of all time.”

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