Huge WWE pitch made for MJF by former champion

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MJF is one of the top stars in All Elite Wrestling (AEW) today. Over the past few years, he has established himself as a premier heel in the business, often generating significant buzz with his antics. While he is expected to remain with AEW for the foreseeable future, a former champion has recently made an intriguing pitch for him to join WWE.

Former WWF Hardcore Champion Maven recently shared his thoughts on MJF’s potential in WWE. The former AEW World Champion has been noticeably absent from AEW programming following his heartbreaking loss to Mark Briscoe at All Out in September. Currently, MJF has been focusing on filming his Hollywood projects, but fans are eagerly anticipating his return to the wrestling ring.

During a recent episode of the Inside The Ring podcast, Maven revealed his favorite active star in pro-wrestling and mentioned Maxwell Jacob Friedman by name. Speaking highly of MJF, the former WWE star praised his work as legendary and expressed his belief that MJF could become an exceptional heel in WWE if he ever made the switch.

“My favorite wrestler today is MJF. I think he’s just a genius. I think what he’s doing is legendary. If he ever gets a chance to go to WWE, I think he’ll be one of the best heels ever,” stated Maven. [H/T: WrestleTalk]

### Major Update on MJF Amid His AEW Absence

Fans have been missing Maxwell Jacob Friedman on their screens for quite some time. AEW’s product needs its top heel to help generate buzz among the fanbase, making his absence even more noticeable.

Amid this downtime, a major report from Fightful Select has shed light on MJF’s current status. The 29-year-old star is reportedly nearing the completion of his filming for *Violent Night 2*. With this project wrapping up soon, it is likely that MJF could make his return to All Elite Wrestling in the coming months.

MJF also has some unfinished business with the current AEW World Champion Hangman Page, which adds to the anticipation surrounding his eventual comeback. Wrestling fans will be watching closely to see how his storyline unfolds upon his much-awaited return to the company.
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