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Ricochet Responds To Peter Rosenberg’s Complaints About AEW Worlds End
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Reigning AEW National Champion Ricochet had a response for Peter Rosenberg’s complaints about last night’s AEW Worlds End 2025 pay-per-view. The WWE broadcast analyst didn’t appear to like Jon Moxley’s speech after he won the Continental Classic tournament ahead of the Fatal 4-Way main event for the AEW World Title.
After beating Kazuchika Okada in the finals of the Continental Classic, Jon Moxley declared that the title belongs to everyone else in the tournament, the fans of wrestling, and his teammates in the Death Riders. He also said they are the hardest-working wrestlers today, and they are going to give the fans what they want.
Rosenberg felt it was a “rambling speech.” He commented via social media, “Maybe right before the main event isn’t the time for a rambling speech about God knows what ??” When a fan pointed out that it was important to advance the Death Riders’ storyline, Rosenberg responded, “The Death Riders have a story?!”
Later, the former reigning AEW National Champion, Ricochet, chimed in. The former WWE Superstar commented, “Peter. Not like this.” Ricochet was in action earlier in the night during the Zero Hour pre-show. The Demand and Josh Alexander lost an eight-man tag team match to Jurassic Express and JetSpeed after Jack Perry pinned Ricochet.
Maybe right before the main event isn't the time for a rambling speech about God knows what ??
— Peter Rosenberg (@Rosenbergradio) December 28, 2025
The death riders have a story?!
— Peter Rosenberg (@Rosenbergradio) December 28, 2025
Peter. Not like this.
— Lightskin Kingpin (@KingRicochet) December 28, 2025
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