At AEW Revolution, Samoa Joe defended his TNT Championship against Wardlow in an intense matchup. While Joe exhibited his superior in-ring prowess and experience, Wardlow demonstrated remarkable agility and showcased his immense strength.
In the final moments of the match, Wardlow turned the tables on Joe and trapped him in a sleeper hold, leading to Joe’s eventual unconsciousness and the referee calling for the bell. Thus, Wardlow became the TNT Champion for the second time.
While speaking during the post-AEW Revolution press conference, Wardlow talked about his TNT Championship win. Wardlow made it clear that he is open to all challengers and even stated that he wants to do the TNT Open Challenge.
So, it’s gonna start this Wednesday with Hobbs. Tonight, I dethroned the king of television and I don’t sit here to claim to be any type of a king. I sit before you, stating I am simply just a man claiming to be the best. I look very forward to proving to this entire roster that I am.
There’s a lot of guys in the roster, calling themselves that. With this title reign, my only goal is to prove them wrong and it starts this Wednesday with Will Hobbs. I will go to extreme measures to ensure that I’ll walk out still the champion, still the best.
I would like to do the TNT Open Challenge, because I want them all, I want our whole roster, I want people from other rosters. When I say I’m the best, I mean it, I’m looking to prove it.
Wardlow
Will Hobbs and Wardlow will collide for the title on the upcoming edition of Wednesday Night Dynamite. We will have to wait and see whether Wardlow will be able to knock off Hobbs on Wednesday.
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