MJF has made it crystal clear dont expect to see him leading or joining another faction in AEW anytime soon. Throughout his run in All Elite Wrestling, Maxwell Jacob Friedman has aligned himself with groups like The Inner Circle, The Pinnacle, and The Hurt Syndicate. While each alliance created memorable moments, many fans have argued those stints never fully delivered on their potential. Now, the current AEW World Champion says hes done with stables for good. Speaking with Self Made Pro, MJF addressed his history with factions and explained why he believes his strength lies in standing alone. He made it clear that he doesnt see himself needing backup to remain at the top of the company. Its a bold statement but it fits the persona MJF has built since arriving in AEW. Whether feuding with Chris Jericho inside The Inner Circle, leading The Pinnacle, or navigating shifting alliances, Friedman has always positioned himself as the centerpiece. Now holding the AEW World Championship again, he appears focused on reinforcing that identity. No safety net. No backup. Just MJF at the center of the spotlight. His comments also come at a pivotal time. On the February 25 episode of AEW Dynamite, MJF is set to choose the stipulation for his upcoming AEW Revolution showdown with Adam Page. That match at AEW Revolution could define the direction of the companys main event scene moving forward. For a performer who has built his brand on manipulation, alliances, and strategic partnerships, this marks a significant shift. If MJF truly plans to operate solo, it signals confidence in his ability to carry the spotlight without faction politics. Do you think MJF is at his best as a lone wolf, or did one of his past factions elevate his run in AEW? Drop your thoughts in the comments and let us know. G Add as a preferred source on Google
