MJF Breaks AEW Title Record, Completes Transformation From Heel To Hero

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Las Vegas, 1 November - Maxwell Jacob Friedman, widely known as MJF, has been an integral part of AEW since its early days. He has consistently climbed to the pinnacle of the company and is widely considered the face of AEW. Given his track record, it wouldn't come as a surprise if he continues to break records.

MJF is currently holding the AEW World Championship in his first reign. Additionally, he has also maintained his grip on the AEW Dynamite Diamond Ring, a feat he has achieved for five consecutive years. His ascendancy to the AEW World Championship occurred by defeating Jon Moxley at Full Gear in 2022, making him the youngest AEW World Champion in the company's history.



Since capturing the title, MJF has successfully defended it against formidable opponents such as Bryan Danielson, Hiroshi Tanahashi, Ethan Page, Adam Cole, Samoa Joe, Kenny Omega, and more. This impressive list of challengers solidifies his status as one of the most dominant AEW World Champions.

Notably, on a recent Wednesday, MJF accomplished a significant milestone by breaking the record for the longest-reigning AEW champion, surpassing Kenny Omega's 346-day record. His most recent title defense took place against Omega last Saturday on Collision.

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