MJF isnt just confident hes wired differently. During his appearance on the Self-Made Sessions, the AEW World Champion peeled back the curtain on what actually fuels him, and its not the praise. Its the doubt. When asked about the mentality required to become one of the all-time greats in professional wrestling, MJF made it clear that greatness isnt just about talent its about obsession. He explained that he believes the best wrestlers are built with a permanent chip on their shoulder, and he doesnt see that ever changing in himself. From there, the AEW World Champion detailed how even overwhelming praise doesnt move him the way one negative comment does. According to MJF, it only takes a single critic to flip a switch. And he doesnt just brush it off. He saves it. He studies it. He carries it with him. That mindset, he says, is what separates him from everyone else in AEW. Even as he claims hes doing the best work in all pro wrestling right now, he believes there will always be people who refuse to give him credit. He then compared himself to Michael Jordan not in skill set, but in mentality. For MJF, criticism isnt something to ignore. Its something to weaponize. Every insult becomes motivation. Every doubter becomes fuel. With AEW Revolution approaching and his world title reign back on track after a turbulent stretch last year, this version of MJF appears locked in. And if he truly feeds off negativity the way he claims, that could spell trouble for anyone stepping into the ring with him. Is this level of obsession what makes a generational talent, or is it a dangerous mindset in the long run? Let us know what you think in the comments and share your take. G Add as a preferred source on Google
