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Low Ki: Hurt Syndicate Deserves AEW World Title Shot, Could Be Nightmare For Roster

One Big Thing

Former WWE star Low Ki believes The Hurt Syndicate (MVP, Shelton Benjamin, and Bobby Lashley) should be in immediate contention for the AEW World Championship, citing their unique combination of size, athleticism, and legitimate combat sports backgrounds.

Why It Matters

The Hurt Syndicate’s potential push to the world title picture could significantly impact AEW’s main event scene, offering a stark contrast to current challenger Orange Cassidy’s style and bringing a more physical, sports-based approach to championship matches.

By The Numbers

• MVP weighs approximately 250 pounds
• Benjamin is a former collegiate wrestling coach
• All three members have extensive WWE experience
• Combined, they have decades of professional wrestling experience

Key Details

• Low Ki emphasized the group’s legitimate athletic credentials
• Highlighted Benjamin’s role as Brock Lesnar’s former coach
• Pointed out the scarcity of athletes with their size and skill set in wrestling
• Suggested anything less than a world title program would be “a waste of time”

Notable Quote

“Now if Lashley ended up over there, it would be a nightmare for everybody on the roster because there’s nothing anybody would be able to do about that unless they come from a pedigree like myself or guys of their size.”

Current Status

The Hurt Syndicate is currently engaged in a feud with Swerve Strickland, with Lashley scheduled to face him at Full Gear. However, their long-term trajectory in AEW remains undefined.

Looking Ahead

The group’s combination of size, legitimate sports backgrounds, and veteran experience could provide fresh matchups in AEW’s world title scene, potentially offering a different dynamic from recent championship programs.

What do you think about The Hurt Syndicate potentially challenging for the AEW World Championship? Would their style bring something new to AEW’s main event scene? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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Chase Morgan
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