MJF drops a harsh reality check for anyone new in AEW, arguing that the locker room isn't a place to find mentors. He claims most veterans aren't looking out for the younger generation because they fear being outperformed. The logic is simple: if a rookie beats them at talking or wrestling, it takes food off their plate and hurts their own opportunities. MJF says 99 percent of those guys don't have your best interest at heart, so wasting time trying to connect with them is a mistake young people make constantly. His conclusion is blunt and leaves no room for doubt about who you should rely on when navigating this business. The only person you can trust in the industry is yourself.
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MJF drops a harsh reality check for anyone new in AEW, arguing that the locker room isn't a place to find mentors. He claims most veterans aren't looking out for the younger generation because they fear being outperformed. The logic is simple: if a rookie beats them at talking or wrestling, it takes food off their plate and hurts their own opportunities. MJF says 99 percent of those guys don't have your best interest at heart, so wasting time trying to connect with them is a mistake young people make constantly. His conclusion is blunt and leaves no room for doubt about who you should rely on when navigating this business. The only person you can trust in the industry is yourself.
1w
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