MJF is blasting Cagematch and hes not taking its ratings seriously at all. He tore into the platform, questioning how a system with so few votes can be treated as credible in wrestling discussions. While speaking on LNG Productions on April 5, 2026, MJF went off on Cagematch, questioning both its credibility and why people take its scores seriously in the first place. He started by trying to understand the platform before immediately taking a shot at the ratings themselves. The AEW World Champion then honed in on what bothered him most the number of votes behind the scores, which he clearly didnt see as meaningful: Wait, I have a questionwhen it says 144 votes, that means only 144 people? From there, he completely dismissed the idea that such numbers should carry weight, arguing that the sample size alone makes the ratings unreliable. And to wrap it up, he questioned why the topic is even being taken seriously at all: And so this is something that people are discussing heavily? Thats f***** crazy. MJFs comments come at a time when WWE is dealing with backlash tied to the April 3 episode of SmackDown, which recorded a 0.25 rating on Cagematch the lowest in the shows history following criticism over Pat McAfee being revealed as Randy Ortons ally in his feud with Cody Rhodes. But for MJF, the bigger issue isnt the reaction its how that reaction is being measured. Instead of engaging with the criticism itself, hes challenging whether platforms like Cagematch should carry any real influence in the first place. Do you think Cagematch ratings actually matter in todays wrestling landscape, or is MJF right to call them out? Let us know your thoughts. Please credit Ringside News if you use the above transcript in your publication. G Add as a preferred source on Google
