Justin LaBar

for double or nothing here in a bit.

But overall, it's something different.

In AEW's, what, seven-year history, it's not like hair being on the line is a common thing.

This might even be the first one.

I can't recall the hair being on the line.

So hair versus title and no character more than MJF is going to value

his head of hair.

I loved, by the way, early in the show, they showed you earlier in the day, MJF arriving to the venue and he's just surrounded by bald people.

I thought that was just a very simple, nice little touch, again, to push this entire stipulation.

Well done.

And then to Tony Schiavone's credit, as they come back to the commentary, he didn't realize there were so many bald people around there in AEW.

So, yeah, I mean, look.

So, yeah, I guess what we got.

This is the second hair match.

We had Chris Jericho versus Ortiz in 2022.

And then the 20 and the 2026 tag match involving Will Uta.

Who could forget?

Yes, Wheeler with his hair.

So not the first, but still, you could argue this is going to be the most effective one, I would say, again, because MJF more than any other character is going to be.

Um, you could, you can completely, completely buy into him, uh, being in fear of a pair of clippers or razor coming at that head of hair.