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However, after a while, the match continued. But keeping in line with his heel persona, Maclin shoved the referee and attacked Rhino with a steel chair, thereby ending the match in a disqualification. He was then arrested by police live on air as he sent out a warning to Adam Copeland.

Maclin will take on the WWE Hall of Famer in a match at Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling’s Northern Rising event on October 3rd. Copeland will be paying attention to what happened to Rhino and will be well aware of the dangers of this match.

Steve Maclin attacked former WWE star Adam Copeland on AEW Dynamite

Before attacking Rhino, Steve Maclin kept up with this theme and attacked WWE Hall of Famer Adam Copeland on AEW Dynamite.

Copeland got jumped by Maclin and ended up getting peppersprayed and beaten down. As he was executing the attack, Maclin said:

“You wanted to know if I had a set? Well here’s my set, Cope.”

Copeland will no doubt want to make amends after what he went through last week and also seeing what his good friend Rhino had to go through this week. Maclin is not wasting any time trying to get under the skin of his opponent and for what it is worth, it is working.

It will be interesting to see who will come out on top in their match next month and what ramifications it may have for the future.