AEW World champion appeared in studio on the Adam Friedland podcast this week to discuss wrestling psychology, being better than everyone else, and tests Adam on his insult skills.

“When it comes to Adam Friedland, this dumb, disgusting sniveling hebe, with a rape mustache,” MJF says. “That four-eyed piece of sh*t is going to go down.”

“Dude, I hate you so much,” Adam says.

“Hell yeah,” MJF says.

“Your mom had sex with every single guy at the company,” Adam says. “Even the guys that cleaned the bathrooms…”

“Okay,” MJF says.

“Not only them, just guys that live near the building,” Adam says.

MJF bursts out laughing.

Some more highlights from the episode.

Adam tries to improve MJF’s catchphrase:

“‘I’m Maxwell Jacob Friedman and I’m better than you and you know it’,” MJF says. “And it’s effective.”

“I’ll give you a couple notes,” Adam says. “You need something that enters the cultural zeitgeist. When DX did two words, ‘Suck it’, it caused an epidemic in middle school.”

“Oh yeah, children just pointing at their crotches,” MJF laughs.

“I just think that ‘I’m better than you’ is a thing rich girls in high school say,” Adam says.

On Kids f*cking themselves up copying MJF’s moves:

“A kid may have died trying to do one of your moves,” Adam says.

“Oh, there are plenty of kids who are paralyzed, and I think that’s funny,” MJF says. “The fact that all wrestling fans are still breathing is a testament to the human race and our toughness.”

On the fake pilot who tried to abduct MJF:

“Before security comes, QT goes, ‘Wait a minute, wait a minute, we’ll let you go if you show us your pilot’s license,'” MJF explains. “I sh*t you not, the guy does this [pat’s down his chest], ‘Ah! I left it at home!’ Get the fuck out of here! So, then they throw the guy in the brigg.”

“How did he get access to you?” Adam asks.

“We still don’t know how he got backstage,” MJF says. “They asked this guy what he was planning on doing, and he was honest. He said he was going to abduct me.”

“An adult man!” Adam laughs.

On MJF’s goals:

“I’m here to be a star,” MJF says. “I’m here to make the most money. I’m here to be world champion. I’m here to be a draw. I’m about to start doing big movies. I’m here to make a name for myself and build my brand up to such a point that I become synonymous with not just elite wrestling, but wrestling as a whole.”

How MJF became famous:

“Little by little,” MJF says. “It was momentum, which I think you can relate to, specifically with Cum Town. You guys were doing funny bit after funny bit, and little by little it started getting traction. Then you started doing this, and you got some serious traction. That was my wrestling career. Every single shot I was doing, you had people going, “Fuck… this MJF kid, he’s something special.”

You can check out the episode here.