Ricky Morton is glad to still be an active part of the professional wrestling business, following his recent appearance on AEW programming.
On a recent edition of the “Five Star” podcast, Morton, one-half of the legendary Rock ‘n Roll Express, reflected on his AEW role. He said,
“I’m still very active on the independent circuit. See, I learned a long time ago how to give the people their money’s worth. When you give people their money’s worth, they keep coming back, so that’s what I’m grateful for. And just being grateful enough to have AEW to have us at their show.”
Morton and Robert Gibson were abducted by the Death Riders during the recent episode of AEW Collision in Charlotte, North Carolina. They were rescued by Rated FTR.
The two groups have been at odds ever since AEW Worlds End 2024, which marked the return of Adam Copeland (Cope) from his injury.
