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AEW Dream Matches: Former WWE Star Shares Dream Matches

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Shelton Benjamin, a seasoned professional wrestler known for his tenure in WWE, has recently transitioned to All Elite Wrestling (AEW). In a candid interview, Benjamin expressed his eagerness to compete against several prominent AEW talents, highlighting his enthusiasm for fresh and challenging matchups.

Shelton Benjamin’s Transition to AEW

After his departure from WWE in September 2023, Benjamin explored various opportunities before officially joining AEW in October 2024. His debut was marked by a reunion with former Hurt Business associate MVP, signaling a new chapter in his wrestling career.

Dream Opponents in AEW

In a recent interview, Benjamin identified several AEW stars he is keen to face:

  • Will Ospreay: Benjamin praised Ospreay’s phenomenal abilities, expressing a strong desire to share the ring with him.
  • Jon Moxley: Acknowledging Moxley’s reputation, Benjamin is eager to test his skills against the former AEW World Champion.
  • Swerve Strickland: Having already faced Strickland, Benjamin looks forward to further encounters to solidify their in-ring chemistry.
  • MJF: The current AEW World Champion is on Benjamin’s radar for a potential high-stakes matchup.
  • Powerhouse Hobbs: Benjamin is interested in a clash of strength and technique with the formidable Hobbs.

Additionally, Benjamin mentioned his interest in revisiting rivalries with familiar faces like Christian Cage and Edge, emphasizing the depth of talent within AEW.

Anticipation Among Fans

The prospect of these matchups has generated excitement among wrestling enthusiasts. Benjamin’s versatility and experience promise to bring dynamic and compelling contests to the AEW roster.

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