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Celebrity Guest Responds To Ricochet Threatening Violence After AEW Revolution

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Former WWE star and current AEW star Ricochet

Following the AEW Revolution pay-per-view, celebrity guest Dr. Ken Jeong has responded to Ricochet threatening violence.

At AEW Revolution 2025, Swerve Strickland defeated Ricochet to become the number one contender for the AEW World Championship. During the match, various celebrities in the Los Angeles crowd, including Leslie Jones and Dr. Ken Jeong, got into it and antagonised Ricochet.

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After the event, the AEW star took to social media to issue a warning to all the celebrities in the audience. He wrote:

Now @Lesdoggg, @kenjeong, Paul Walter Hauser, and @Akbar_Gbaja are all on my s*** list.

Ricochet continued on to add Brad Williams to his list, writing:

Throw @funnybrad in there with them. All of them are in for it.

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This led to one of the celebrity guests, actor Dr. Ken Jeong, taking to social media to respond to Ricochet’s threat, writing:

Not cool. Not afraid. I will defend celebrities’ rights from all things @KingRicochet.

On March 11, Ricochet quote tweeted this post from Jeong to issue a retort. He wrote:

Why don’t you exercise the right to shut the hell up!

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Ricochet recently filed a trademark for a new nickname and logo, which you can read at this link here.

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