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#2 Best: MJF mocks Cody's lisp
Dr. Britt Baker may not be a natural on the microphone, but MJF was born with a mic in his hand. He was incredible on this week's show, getting an obviously 'smart' crowd to kiss his ring and boo him by making fun of Cody's lisp. MJF is just one of those performers who's so good at such a young age that it's scary to see what he'll be like when he hits his stride as a wrestler.
I know that a lot of people compare him to The Miz, but The Miz does not have the freedom that AEW provides MJF, to be a bully. I loved everything about the segment, especially how MJF came to the ring without Wardlow for backup considering that Cody Rhodes was not allowed to touch him at all. And how The Young Bucks got involved and tossed him into the pool.
This was probably the best thing on the show and I can't wait to see how the Cody-MJF feud progresses in the following weeks.
Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE
