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MJF Takes Harsh Shot at Kenny Omega’s Diverticulitis on AEW Dynamite

The contract signing on the April 1 episode of AEW Dynamite was expected to set the stage for AEW Dynasty. However, the segment quickly shifted tone as tensions escalated between MJF and Kenny Omega.

What began as a standard face-to-face turned into something far more personal.

Tony Schiavone hosted the in-ring signing after earlier interruptions on the show. Both men eventually made their way to the table.

Omega signed the contract after a brief pause, making it clear he was focused on the AEW World Championship — not trading rehearsed lines.

MJF targets Kenny Omega’s health during AEW Dynamite contract signing

Omega opened the exchange by addressing his recent struggles, including a serious health scare that nearly ended his career.

He referenced being “minutes away from death” during his battle with diverticulitis. Omega framed his return as a fight to reclaim both his title and his standing in AEW.

MJF responded by steering the conversation into darker territory. He mocked Omega’s condition, describing his body as fragile and claiming he was “one gust of wind away from retirement.” He also targeted Omega’s midsection, referencing the surgery that followed his colon infection — a move that turned the promo from verbal sparring into something more cutting.

The segment reached its most uncomfortable point when MJF escalated further. He suggested Omega’s condition made his future uncertain and delivered the line, “You would be better off dead.”

The remark drew a strong reaction from the crowd, shifting the mood from competitive tension to outright hostility — less a promo exchange, more a verbal piledriver.

Before the situation could turn physical, Mike Bailey interrupted and confronted MJF, setting up a match later in the night. That intervention kept the focus from boiling over, though the damage had already been done.

With AEW Dynasty approaching, the rivalry has clearly moved beyond titles and into personal stakes. For Omega, the fight is about legacy. For MJF, it’s about control — and he’s not pulling punches, even before the bell rings.

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