WATCH: MJF Accidentally Kicks Fan In The Face While Jumping Barricade During Surprise Return At AEW Full Gear 2026

MJF Accidentally Kicks Fan In The Face While Jumping Barricade During Surprise Return At AEW Full Gear 2026

Former AEW World Champion MJF delivered a dramatic shock during the closing moments of AEW Full Gear 2026 in Phoenix, Arizona, though one ringside spectator became part of the chaos unintentionally.

While escaping through the crowd after ambushing Will Ospreay, MJF leaped over a security barricade and accidentally caught a fan in the face with his kick.

How The Accidental Kick Happened During MJF’s Escape

The incident took place immediately following the main event on Saturday, November 14. Dressed in black and wearing a mask, MJF blindsided reigning AEW World Champion Will Ospreay with his “One True Championship” belt before fleeing the ring as members of United Empire gave chase.

As he vaulted over the barricade into the audience area to make his getaway, MJF’s foot inadvertently struck a fan sitting near the barrier:

  • Fan’s Condition: According to an update following the show, the spectator appeared to be completely fine after taking the accidental blow.
  • Immediate Reaction: One source noted that the individual seemingly laughed off the moment as it happened, with no signs of a serious injury.

MJF Confirmed For Post-Full Gear Episode Of AEW Dynamite

The ambush on Ospreay closed out the AEW Full Gear 2026 pay-per-view broadcast, leaving the champion down in the ring as the show went off the air. Following the event, Tony Khan confirmed that MJF will make his television return on Wednesday night’s post-Full Gear episode of AEW Dynamite to address his actions.

For complete Full Gear fallout, Dynamite previews, and breaking wrestling news, check out the latest coverage on WrestlingAttitude.com.

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