MJF Reportedly Negotiated Mid-Contract With MLW Founder Directly During Independent Run

MJF Reportedly Negotiated Mid-Contract With MLW Founder Directly During Independent Run AEW

According to one wrestling promoter, MJF is no stranger to atypical contract negotiations as he reflected on his past dealings with Maxwell Jacob Friedman.

While speculation continues to swirl around MJF, his status with All Elite Wrestling and possible contract discussions with CEO and head of creative, Tony Khan, a story form MJF’s past is making the rounds.

In a new report from Fightful Select (paid subscription required), Major League Wrestling Founder Court Bauer reflected on having re-negotiated a contract with MJF and MLW while his existing contract was still in place.

When Fightful asked those in MLW about MJF’s previous contract, it was confirmed that as MJF’s deal progressed and he felt that he had outperformed his originally signed contract, MJF went directly to the founder.

Speaking to founder Court Bauer, MJF reportedly plead his case and was successful as Bauer told Fightful that based on the conversation, MLWgave MJF the raise he was requesting after believing that the points he raised were valid. According to the report, “the conversation was said to have been very professional and easy, and not a difficult decision to come to.”

MJF has remained absent from AEW television since his recent controversial promo segment, dubbed by some as the ‘MJF Pipebomb’ during which he directly referenced AEW boss Tony Khan, calling him a “f***ing mark” before his microphone was cut and the show threw to commercial.

The promo has never been addressed on-air, and no official statements have been made by AEW regarding MJF’s status however he has been removed from the AEW Rampage bumper, AEW roster, AEW merchandise storeunfollowed by AEW on Twitter and the clip of the promo nor official photos from it have ever been released.

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