MJF to Nic Nemeth: ‘You know where to find me’
MJF seems to have had the last straw with Nic Nemeth’s comments. He took to X with a lengthy post name-calling and issuing a challenge to end their dispute once and for all.
In his post, MJF addressed Nemeth’s ‘advice’ on varied episodes of Busted Open Radio criticizing his in-ring work. MJF proceeded to call him an ‘overhyped mid-carder’ with a warning to refrain from talking about him in any capacity. He mocked his WWE tenure when he was a part of the Spirit Squad.
MJF wrote:
“I’ve been listening to @NicTNemeth trashing me through veiled ‘advice’ and ‘notes’ on busted open for months when in reality he’s just s—-ing on me out of jealousy. This dude actually said I remind him of a younger Dolph Ziggler. lol. I don’t remember ever being an overhyped mid carder. This dude is delusional. This dude is jealous. And most importantly this dude should keep my name out of his f—ing mouth. I’m the most complete professional wrestler in the world. you couldn’t lace my boots or carry my mic.
Say my name again on your little show and I’ll beat the f—ing s–t out of you. You know where to find me.
In the meantime I’m gonna focus on my world title defense against ‘The God’ Kenny Omega at Dynasty. Cuz I only face the best of the best. Lmk when the spirit squad guy belongs in that conversation.” tweeted MJF.
MJF’s post on X is available here.
The conflict began in January this year with MJF telling Nemeth to ‘stop being a b*tch’ and fight him. He even went to the extent of calling him out on an edition of Busted Open Radio. A back-and-forth ensued since but it seems to have reached its peak.
MJF is set to face Kenny Omega at AEW Dynasty on April 12. He referenced it in his tweet when he proclaimed to only fight the best of the best.
Nemeth is currently signed to TNA but cited his ability to compete for other promotions. It remains unclear whether the disagreement pertains to a potential bout on the horizon or a legit conflict.
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