New AEW recruit MVP took to social media over the weekend to call out an on-screen personality he has an issue with, claiming that he's bad for business.

MVP made his AEW debut at AEW Dynamite Grand Slam, interrupting Prince Nana, who was giving an update on Swerve Strickland. Prince Nana stated that mentally, there is nothing that can stop "the most dangerous man in AEW," but physically, Swerve is not cleared to return following his loss at AEW All Out.

Folks, it's official; MVP has made the jump from WWE to AEW, and he's kept a close eye on former AEW Champion Swerve Strickland.

MVP, formerly of WWE, made a surprise debut in AEW during the September 25th episode of Dynamite: Grand Slam. Interrupting Prince Nana’s update on Swe

MVP, a former WWE Superstar, made a highly anticipated debut on AEW Dynamite after leaving WWE. He parted ways with the promotion when his contract expired in August. MVP left alongside his former The Hurt Business member,

The former WWE wrestler and manager made his All Elite Wrestling debut Wednesday night at AEW Grand Slam when he interrupted Prince Nana during his update on the health of Swerve Strickland. In an interview with Tony Schiavone,