“I Am Not Happy” – Former WWE Champion Responds After Major Decision Blocks AEW

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Mustafa was infuriated by the post, admitting even he was not happy with how the Nic Nemeth-MJF situation unfolded. The TNA star added that he was actively willing to spotlight independent wrestlers.

“Listen, I am not happy with how events unfolded. But you and other h**s trying to dunk on me for a decision not made by me and for actively trying to spotlight independent wrestlers? Get that passive aggressive bulls**t out of here. Direct your frustrations at the people involved with the situation, not the fu****g wrestler that has always gone out of his way to bring others up,” Mustafa Ali wrote.

The former WWE star added that the frustrations should be directed at the people who allegedly blocked TNA talents from working with AEW stars.

AEW Dynasty Took Place Last Night

AEW Dynasty started with The Young Bucks (Nick and Matt Jackson) defeating The Don Callis Family’s Konosuke Takeshita and Kazuchika Okada. Ricochet picked up one of the biggest wins of his career, defeating Chris Jericho. Darby Allin reigned supreme in a match against Andrade El Idolo.

FTR retained their World Tag Team Championship against Cope and Cage. Kevin Knight won the 10-man Casino Gauntlet Match to capture the vacant TNT Championship. Thekla retained her Women’s World Championship against Jamie Hayter. Meanwhile, Jon Moxley retained the Continental Championship against Will Ospreay.

The Conglomeration defeated The Dogs. In the main event, MJF successfully defended his World Championship against Kenny Omega.