VIDEO: Maxwell Jacob Friedman’s Grandmother Insults Orange Cassidy

Now that’s a heel. AEW has allowed several new stars to get their first big break in professional wrestling and that has been a great thing for a lot of people. The masses have been allowed to see what is out there and some of the wrestlers are getting the biggest breaks of their careers. That is the case with one top heel in the company, and he is making the most of it in a pretty unique way.

Maxwell Jacob Friedman has been one of the biggest breakout stars of AEW and has become one of the top villains in the company. Friedman’s character is that of a rather spoiled rich man who constantly talks down to everyone, including people he seems to like. He is especially ruthless to his rivals though and now he is even getting his family involved in a new rivalry.

Friedman has posted a pair of tweets, showing his grandmother, named Momoo, making him a special victory breakfast before his match against Orange Cassidy on next week’s edition of Dynamite. The match will be for Friedman’s Dynamite Diamond, after the two were the final entrants in a battle royal on this week’s show. The second tweet features a clip from Momoo, offering her thoughts on the match.

Victory breakfast with Grandma AKA Momoo for me being named @nytimes BEST PERFORMER OF 2020. pic.twitter.com/l7nw38dsqc

— Maxwell Jacob Friedman™? (@The_MJF) December 5, 2020

I wouldn’t argue with her. Check out Momoo’s thoughts and how we got to the match:

Opinion: There is something so annoying about Friedman and that is the best thing that can be said about him. He is so incredibly obnoxious and having his family get involved to make it even worse is a great next step. How can you not get annoyed at something like this and want to see him get what is coming to him? Though granted it just made me want breakfast, so maybe they missed the ending a bit.

What did you think of the tweets? Who wins the match on Dynamite? Let us know in the comments below.

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