3 Key Points
- AEW’s ‘Devil’ to potentially be unmasked at the upcoming Worlds End pay-per-view.
- MJF has been entangled in a storyline involving the mysterious figure since September.
- Tony Khan discards speculation, asserting Samoa Joe is not the Devil, despite their alliance.
Anticipation Builds Around AEW’s Mysterious ‘Devil’
In the dynamic world of All Elite Wrestling (AEW), President Tony Khan has hinted at a significant revelation slated for the near future. Following months of intrigue and speculation, the enigmatic character harassing AEW World Champion MJF, known only as ‘the Devil’, is set to be disclosed, potentially at this Saturday’s highly-anticipated Worlds End pay-per-view event.
Samoa Joe’s Intriguing Role
A recent development saw two of the Devil’s allies clinch the ROH World Tag Team Championship from MJF. The aftermath witnessed Samoa Joe’s unexpected alignment with the Devil, amplifying the suspense as Joe prepares for his AEW World Championship match with MJF. Khan, addressing the media, clarified that while Samoa Joe collaborates with the unidentified figure, he is not the ‘Devil’ himself.
The Plot Thickens for AEW Worlds End
AEW’s narrative landscape frequently evolves, presenting fans with captivating story arcs. The Devil’s saga, involving prominent wrestlers like Adam Cole and Roderick Strong as potential suspects, has been a gripping part of AEW programming. Khan’s conversation with @SteveFall revealed his belief that the storyline is nearing its climax, with revelations expected at the Worlds End event, according to Sean Ross Sapp’s tweet from Fightful.com.
AEW Continues to Tease and Thrill
Apart from the ‘Devil’ storyline, Worlds End is set to showcase a clash between Jon Moxley and Eddie Kingston, concluding the Continental Classic. With Tony Khan’s adept storytelling skills, the wrestling community is on edge, eager to witness the culmination of this prolonged and mysterious narrative. This Saturday’s event is poised to be a groundbreaking moment, potentially unmasking the identity that has kept fans and pundits on the edge of their seats for months.
