A.J. & Big Justice

Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.

Dude, I saw that Big Justice had his bar mitzvah, and it was fucking electric.

AJ did five big booms on the mic at Big Justice's bar mitzvah.

We have to do that

every time for Media Lake.

Boom!

Dude, if we can, can we pull up Big Justice at the Bar Mitzvah? Because it's the fucking craziest video I've ever seen in my life.

But even if we don't, they're still kicking it, dude.

So either way, whether it's tag team singles or even trios with MVP, these guys are too valuable a commodity to not be featured on AEW consistently.

If they are all healthy and willing to do business for them to be, previously this year, the henchmen or the muscle for Big Boom AJ and

company.

Yeah, thank

you.

It's a little offensive as a fan.

It's them tagging with Big Boom AJ and company on the buy-in for a show is not how I want to see the Hurt Syndicate used.

I'm encouraged that they're back on TV, but I have to believe that we're leading somewhere other than just squash matches or other than just tagging with celebrities on the buy-in.

In the ring, the Hertz Indicative said they are for hire so we could see them any place, any time, I think, for the right amount of money.

And certainly, one thing they did not want to do was beat up Big Justice and the Rizzler.

They were happy to work with Big Boom AJ, Big Justice, and the Rizzler and turn things around.

They won't just work for anybody, but they are for hire under the right circumstances, kind of like the A-Team.

And I think it'll be interesting to see when they next get involved.

And then all of a sudden they lose the titles and then they're not on TV anymore again.

It makes me wonder why.

But Tony Khan here is giving us a reason that they're for hire and that they're not on TV, but they'll work for Big Justice and the fucking Rizzler.

We have not seen a whole lot of the Hurt Syndicate this year.

They were teamed up with Big Boom AJ of the Costco guys on the pre-show in London back in August at All In.

And I don't know that they've done anything since then.

But Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful was asked this week where the Hurt Syndicate has been.