Ricochet has expressed dissatisfaction with the double-pin outcome in the Fatal 4-Way match on AEW Dynamite. In a post-match promo video, he argued that he was the rightful winner of the match. He said,
“I always find a way to come out on top, and this is no different. So, whether it’s me and [Kenny] Omega in a singles, or it’s me, Speedball, and Omega in a Triple Threat, I will be the winner. Cornball, Speedball, Goofball, Ricochet in five. Lubega, Bodega, Omega, Ricochet in five.” He continued, “And at Dynasty, I’m gonna show you who the rightful winner and who the rightful owner of that International Championship. And I’m going to show everybody that Ricochet is out of this world! Aha! Idiots!”
EXCLUSIVE: After tonight's match on #AEWDynamite, @KingRicochet believes HE should have the sole victor! pic.twitter.com/AniTV7jhhe
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) March 20, 2025
Rob Schamberger’s latest AEW painting honors former AEW and ROH Champion Samoa Joe.
Schamberger shared that he has painted Joe multiple times over the past decade, drawn to Joe’s “inherent violence” and how his appearance exudes the essence of a pro wrestler. He wrote,
“I’ve painted Samoa Joe several times over the past decade or so, and I think what draws me back again and again is his inherent violence. Like, there’s a lot of reasons to make portraits of pro wrestlers but at the end of the day I want them to LOOK and FEEL like pro wrestlers. Joe’s one of those people, whose very look is a promise of a punch.”
Limited edition signed prints of the artwork are available now at ShopAEW.com.
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