MJF didnt hold back when talking about todays wrestling scene, and his comments made it clear he believes many performers are focused on the wrong things. During an appearance on The Adam Friedland Show, MJF was asked whether other wrestlers today take character work and promos as seriously as he does. That question quickly turned into a sharp critique of the modern wrestling style, as he explained that he feels too many wrestlers are chasing applause instead of building real star power. According to MJF, he doesnt see himself as someone trying to impress fans with flashy sequences. Instead, he views wrestling as a business built on creating stars who draw money, headlines, and long-term recognition beyond the ring. MJF continued by explaining that his personal goals go far beyond just putting on entertaining matches. He made it clear that his focus is on becoming a major star, building his brand, and reaching a level where his name becomes synonymous with the wrestling industry itself. He also pointed to wrestling legends as the benchmark hes chasing, referencing the way past icons became household names even outside the ring. For MJF, that type of legacy remains the ultimate target. MJF has built his reputation around confidence and controversy, and comments like these show hes not afraid to challenge the current generation while putting his own ambitions front and center. Whether fans agree with him or not, his stance taps into a long-running debate about what truly makes a wrestling star moves, personality, or lasting impact. Please credit Ringside News if you use the above transcript in your publication.Do you agree with MJFs take that too many wrestlers focus on moves instead of becoming stars, or do you think modern wrestling is heading in the right direction? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below. G Add as a preferred source on Google
