Ricochet got what's coming to him FINALLY

Wrestling

Année2026

Durée8m

Regarder maintenant

7.3

Ricochet got what's coming to him FINALLY #Ricochet #AEW #TonyKhan 💥Pro Wrestling Bits 💥 🗣️🔥NEW SPECIAL OUT NOW! | drybarcomedy.com/alfredk 🤝🏾JOIN | 🎁Get a FREE PWB Sticker! | 0:00 Ricochet crashes out on Twitter again 1:16 Ricochet’s MS (multiple sclerosis) tweet 2:53 AEW Media protects Ricochet 3:38 Ricochet hides behind Samantha Irvin’s Death Threats 5:30 Tony Khan’s continued lack of authority 6:53 Ricochet’s legacy 7:30 Ricochet is not smart SOCIALS Instagram | Twitter | TikTok | Linktree | Forbes | Ricochet managed to sink to even lower depths on social media as his Twitter Troll Arc is in shambles. Devoid of charisma, self-awareness or comedic ability, Ricochet lacks the self-control for social media, and now it might cost him his entire career whether he continues working for AEW or not. Today, we’re gonna talk about Ricochet’s most recent controversy and how it exposed the AEW media who tried so desperately to protect him. We’ll also talk about why history suggests that Ricochet won’t be fired at all. The real question is: Will he be punished? Subscribe in Swahili. Ricochet’s Twitter Troll arc all started shortly after his signing in 2024. Free from the shackles of WWE’s social media policy, Twitter Ricky was born out of a desperate, but unfounded need to speak out and go viral on the Elon App. Within weeks of signing, Ricochet got his first taste of Twitter drama when he responded to a fan telling him to put his phone down. Ricochet proceeded to do his best impression of a British wrestler talking to a minor by tweeting “SMD.” I covered that in this video. Ricochet got into it with rising star Je’Von Evans when he trolled Evans into calling Tony Khan a crackhead LOL. Trevor the Tweeter has gone on to make several headlines, not for his matches like in 2016, but for his big mouth on the bird app. There was the time when he had to delete a tweet calling an AEW production worker a p—sy for suing the company. That’ll look great in court. Or what about the time he came for African National Treasure Alfred Ko