Jim Cornette Reviews MJF's Promo / Bandido vs. Sammy Guevara on AEW Dynamite

What this episode is about

Jim Cornette critiques the recent AEW Dynamite match featuring Bandido and Sammy Guevara, questioning Bandido's character development and motivation as a singles competitor following his tag team run. He also reflects on Guevara's decline in popularity, comparing him to a once-prominent figure whose appeal has diminished over time, while emphasizing the need for more engaging storytelling in wrestling.

Key takeaways

• Bandido's persona is as sketchy as his gimmick shootouts; why hype a silent protagonist for a world title shot?
• MJF may have six rings, but he needs a better approach than beefing with a guy whose name sounds like a fruit.
• Guavara’s ascent mirrors Hollywood’s fall; once a star, now a punchline, proving fame is fleeting in wrestling too.
• Promos in Spanish without a translator in Tulsa? MJF’s crowd control exceeds wrestling skills—that sign must've hurt his pride.
• If Bandido's wrestling identity were an appetizer, it's still on the chef’s to-do list while everyone’s already hungry for action.

Who speaks in this episode?

• Jim Cornette (Host) · 16 min speaking
• Brian Last (Guest) · 7 min speaking
• Jonathan Cruz (Guest)

What is discussed, and when

1. 0:00 – 5:00: Bandido, AEW, Jonathan Cruz, Sammy Guavara
2. 5:00 – 10:00: Bandido, Kenny Omega, Jonathan Cruz, Abraham Lincoln
3. 10:00 – 15:00: Jonathan Cruz, Valet, Abraham Lincoln, American Heritage Dictionary
4. 15:00 – 20:00: Factor, Chef, Abraham Lincoln, Muscle Pro collection
5. 20:00 – 23:03: Factor

Notable quotes from "Jim Cornette Reviews MJF's Promo / Bandido vs. Sammy Guevara on AEW Dynamite"

• Going to bring out Sammy Guavara for his annual appearance on Dynamite who it was in a single match against Bandido.

  about Bandido · at 0:06

• Legitimate biography of Bandido and what he's done in Mexico, they had him at like Silver Dollar City having shootouts with the goddamn gimmick cowboys. Remember in those videos?

  about Silver Dollar City · at 1:11

• So, he won with the suplex and then here came MJF and that's where I said, Oh god, no. MJF and Band apparently next week for the AW title. But then when you think about it, who else can he beat on this roster that would even mean anything?

  about MJF · at 3:06

• They had a promo earlier in the show. I think it was earlier than this from Kenny Omega, a videotape cutting a promo on MJF. So, they're setting that up already. Even I don't…

  about Kenny Omega · at 7:26

• I'm in the American Heritage Dictionary, third edition.

  about American Heritage Dictionary · at 11:49

• You can't take seriously you can't add another figure that may be a comedy figure at any time into that mix but if it's a valet it changes the whole relationship ship.

  about Valet · at 13:28

• Is draped in the red, white, and blue against the national hero of Mexico and it MJF brings honest Abe with him to lie and cheat and etc. That kind of worked. I don't know if…

  about Abraham Lincoln · at 15:00

• You got to walk the dog. You don't have time to cook. So, you just take factor and you pop it in. They're fully prepared meals designed by dieticians and crafted by chefs. You…

  about Factor · at 16:38

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

• MJF — Person · Core topic (featured wrestler discussed) · 1 mention · first at 3:06
  Central figure in the segment recap: confronts Bandido, cuts a promo, and is positioned for an AEW title program. Also becomes the pivot into discussion of managers/valets and the Factor ad read framed as what he 'needs'.
• Bandido — Person · Core topic (featured wrestler discussed) · 10 mentions · first at 0:13
  Discussed as Sammy Guevara’s opponent and as a sudden singles push toward an AEW world title challenge. Speakers critique his presentation, lack of biography/personality on TV, and overuse of his suplex spot.
• Jonathan Cruz — Person · Supporting character discussed (translator/flunky) · 4 mentions · first at 3:30
  Identified as MJF’s translator/flunky in the segment; previously appeared dressed as Abraham Lincoln in Mexico. Discussion centers on how a 'flunky/valet' can enhance MJF’s act and storyline utility.
  But and I wrote down MJF has some guy with him. Apparently the guy's name is Jonathan Cruz and he is going to serve as the translator here in a minute. But MJF cut the promo that he was a bigger lucha.
• Kenny Omega — Person · Referenced wrestler (future feud possibility) · 3 mentions · first at 7:30
  Mentioned as having cut a promo on MJF earlier and as a potential fresh feud (MJF vs Kenny Omega). Speakers debate whether Omega can adjust his style and how MJF could structure a match around him.
• Sammy Guavara — Person · Referenced wrestler (match participant) · 2 mentions · first at 0:06
  Appears as Bandido’s opponent in the Dynamite match; used as a springboard for commentary on AEW’s handling of talent and Sammy’s perceived decline in audience interest.
  Down the other side because we got to give them room to breathe. So, we're going to bring out Sammy Guavara for his annual appearance on Dynamite who it was in a single match against Bandido.
• Mystico — Person · Referenced wrestler (lucha legend comparison) · 1 mention · first at 3:45
  Used in MJF’s promo claim to inflate his own 'lucha legend' status by saying he sold out and beat Mystico, reinforcing the Mexico/lucha angle against Bandido.
  Legend and a bigger star in Mexico than Bandido cuz he'd sold out and beat Mystico or did this and that and the other thing.

Books & papers

• American Heritage Dictionary — Book · Referenced source (definition lookup) · 1 mention · first at 11:49
  Used on-air to define 'valet' and support the argument that valets were originally male, grounding the wrestling-role discussion in a dictionary definition.

Companies & orgs

• AEW — Company · Primary organization context · 2 mentions · first at 0:09
  The show being discussed is AEW Dynamite; AEW is referenced in relation to Sammy Guevara’s status, MJF’s title program, and overall booking/presentation choices.
  Give them room to breathe. So, we're going to bring out Sammy Guavara for his annual appearance on Dynamite who it was in a single match against Bandido.

Concepts & topics

• Valet — Concept · Core discussion concept (wrestling role taxonomy) · 1 mention · first at 12:13
  A substantial tangent defines 'valet' historically (including male valets) and contrasts it with 'manager' and 'flunky/stooge' roles, as applied to MJF and Jonathan Cruz.
• Lucha Libre — Concept · Supporting topic (style/market identity) · 1 mention · first at 3:39
  Frames MJF’s promo about being a 'lucha legend' and the discussion of Bandido’s Mexico background that the speakers feel AEW failed to present seriously.
  And he is going to serve as the translator here in a minute. But MJF cut the promo that he was a bigger lucha legend and a bigger star in Mexico than Bandido cuz he'd sold out and beat Mystico or did this and that and the other thing.
• Stonehenge — Concept · Comedic comparison/insult · 1 mention · first at 2:00
  Used as a humorous insult about Sammy Guevara’s look (“Stonehenge, the bad side”), reflecting the episode’s tone and character critique.
  Of the pillars of the company and then he got He looks more like Stonehenge, the bad side. that he disappeared off TV.

Places & events

• Silver Dollar City — Place · Referenced setting in critique of vignettes · 1 mention · first at 1:18
  Cited as an example of cartoonish vignettes used instead of a serious Bandido biography, undermining his credibility as a title challenger.
• Tulsa — Place · Event location reference · 1 mention · first at 4:20
  Explains why the Spanish promo didn’t land: the crowd in Tulsa largely didn’t understand it, contrasted with a more Spanish-speaking market.
  It went a while and nobody understood in the building what the [ __ ] he was saying. They're in Tulsa. They weren't in Corpus Christi or whatever.
• Corpus Christi — Place · Contrasting location reference · 1 mention · first at 4:20
  Mentioned as an example of a different market where a Spanish promo might have been better understood, contrasted with Tulsa.
  It went a while and nobody understood in the building what the [ __ ] he was saying. They're in Tulsa. They weren't in Corpus Christi or whatever.

Media & podcasts

• Abraham Lincoln — Character · Comedic/visual reference in storyline discussion · 4 mentions · first at 3:54
  Used to describe Jonathan Cruz’s prior gimmick appearance in Mexico as 'honest Abe' accompanying MJF. The speakers analyze why the visual worked in Mexico and question its viability weekly in the U.S.

Sponsors

• Factor — Company · Sponsor / advertised company · 10 mentions · first at 15:44
  Major ad-read segment: positioned as a solution for convenient prepared meals, framed humorously as something MJF should use. Includes claims about dietician-designed meals, chef-crafted meals, and product lines like GLP1 support and Muscle Pro collection.
• Chef — Concept · Sponsor-ad concept (meal preparation authority) · 3 mentions · first at 16:49
  Repeated in the Factor ad read as 'crafted by chefs' and used for comedic wordplay. Supports the sponsor’s credibility framing alongside dieticians.
  And you pop it in. They're fully prepared meals designed by dieticians and crafted by chefs. You see, Brian, I didn't say chef craft again because they changed instead of chef crafted which caused the problem before.
• Muscle Pro collection — Product · Sponsor-ad product line · 1 mention · first at 18:43
  Presented as a new Factor offering supporting strength and recovery, explicitly tied to what MJF 'needs' to handle wrestling and recover from 'bad booking'.
  It up until you get somebody to nail it up permanently. They've got ready to eat salads, plus the new Muscle Pro collection, which supports strength and recovery, and that's…
• Dietician — Concept · Sponsor-ad concept (credibility/authority) · 1 mention · first at 16:45
  Used to support Factor’s product positioning: meals are 'designed by dieticians', reinforcing health/fitness framing for listeners (including wrestlers).
  Time to cook. So, you just take factor and you pop it in. They're fully prepared meals designed by dieticians and crafted by chefs. You see, Brian, I didn't say chef craft…

Full transcript with timestamps

0:00 Well, LET'S GO ON BACK OVER THE top and down the other side because we got to give them room to breathe. So, we're going to bring out Sammy Guavara for his annual appearance on Dynamite who it was in a single match against Bandido. And again, I guess we'll talk about it in a minute, but apparently they're pushing Bandido as a single. I thought he and Brody King were Brodildo or whatever. They were the tag team champions, but now we they're going to use him as a single. So now he doesn't even have a partner that can halfway do a promo.

0:43 And I I know a lot of people, oh, he does such great moves, but I don't Bandido there. What is his personality? What is his I hate to sound like JR in an old WWF creative meeting. What is his motivation? What why we don't know what he looks like. We don't know who he is. We don't know. They did instead of giving us a kind of a legitimate biography of uh Bandido and what he's done in Mexico, they had him at like Silver Dollar City having shootouts with the goddamn gimmick cowboys. Remember in those videos? So, it's just it's a cartoon and we're supposed to be taking him as a challenger for the world title here.

1:35 More on that in a minute. Is Sammy Guavara Brian the Chvy Chase of AEW? First year he was hot as a firecracker. Everybody was going crazy over him. Then everybody figured out he was a [ __ ] dick and now he pops up every once in a while. Nobody cares.

1:54 It was just a few years ago he was one of the pillars of the company and then he got

2:00 He looks more like Stonehenge, the bad side. that he disappeared off TV. So anyway, they took about 15 minutes with the entrances and Bandido won with that that stupid suplex. It's ridiculous because this since he did it here about four or five times in this overall segment, it's exposed. Unless you are being frisked by the police or about to be [ __ ] in an alleyway, there is no reason for anybody to be in that position that everybody has to get into and hold stock still while he gives them this flippy [ __ ] suplex. Am I lying? Is it unnatural and ridiculous looking? It's a cool looking thing if it happened every once in a while because of a situation that developed where the guy was like that, but it's every match where the guy does it and you notice that he's there for a while, bent over like that.

3:01 Yeah. Bent over and greased up and ready to go. So, he won with the suplex and then here came MJF and that's where I said, "Oh god, no. MJF and Band apparently next week for the AW title." But then when you think about it, who else can he can he beat on this roster that would even mean anything? But and I I wrote down MJF has some guy with him. Apparently the guy's name is Jonathan Cruz and he is going to serve as the translator here in a minute. But MJF cut the promo that he was a bigger lucha legend and a bigger star in Mexico than Bandido cuz he'd sold out and beat Mystico or did this and that and the other thing.

3:50 And then Cruz did the promo in Spanish and apparently Brian, you told me this. He's the guy that was dressed like Abraham Lincoln when MJF was in Mexico.

3:59 That's right. And but now that he doesn't have the Abraham Lincoln outfit on, he's about [ __ ] 60 years old. But he did the he did the promo in Spanish and it didn't get a lot of response because it went a while and nobody understood in the building what the [ __ ] he was saying. They're in Tulsa. They weren't in Corpus Christi or whatever. But during this part of the promo, did you see security come over and get signed from the front row?

4:31 Oh, no. I missed that. the sign. The guy in the front row was holding a sign in front of the railing. It said MJF blows goats and I've got proof.

4:41 No, I did see the sign. I didn't see them come get it. Oh, that's funny. Yeah, they they snatched it in the middle of his promo cuz you see the uh you see the security guy just reach into the frame and the guy just gave it up no problem. He's like, "Okay, I'm busted."

4:54 They don't want to piss off the GOAT fans. But anyway, MJF says, "Hey, basically I've got six diamond rings." So, he's closing up these loopholes. I got six rings and you got one, Bandido, and it belongs to me. So, hand it over. Skip this match next week and we'll all be copathetic. And finally, Bandido took the microphone and I speak English, you stupid son of a [ __ ] and MJF kicked him right in the balls. That was a good spot, you know, a good moment when he said that after the whole

5:26 and and that was the thing because if he'd have if he'd have spoken any longer and tried to get it out, he would have lost him,

5:33 but he got a pop on that and then MJF as it kicked him in the balls and took the ring off and went for the punch and Bandido ducked and MJF leveled Cruz who was holding Bandido and then Bando kicked MJF into balls and took the ring back and then I think he gave did he give Cruz the suplex first or whatever the [ __ ] but then MJF had to grab the rope and again assume the butt [ __ ] position and freeze there and Bandido gave him the suplex. And I get that they have to build somebody up for MJF, but it just, you know, he just won the thing and he's, you know, getting mugged and flopped around by this guy. I actually, when they were doing that, I thought, you know what? If after MJF kicked Bandido in the balls and [ __ ] took the ring, if he'd have nailed him and busted him open and then somebody like Osprey had come back down the aisle to save Bandido and that was the angle and we're leading

6:56 to a pay-per-view m that would have been great. But MJF is going to have to [ __ ] do some of Bandido [ __ ] which is going to hinder his normal performance and then, you know, it's somebody for him to beat. But I don't really care about seeing it. But they could have set something up with a real star and and it would have would have been okay.

7:21 You do some of that Bandido [ __ ] like what? Like the self-induced concussion? They had a promo earlier in the show. I think it was earlier than this from Kenny Omega, a videotape cutting a promo on MJF. So, they're setting that up already. Even I don't

7:38 Okay, I must have zipped through that when I was trying to avoid some of the other nonsense.

7:42 I don't know when they're planning it, but that's something where they had a match a few years ago, but that's it. There's never been a feud. Not that it would be the greatest thing because it's, you know, Kenny and his instincts are Kenny's.

7:56 Yeah. But that could be something. MJF versus Kenny Omega, if you're not getting other main event talent coming in, two guys that have never had a feud doing something, could be something.

8:05 Well, and also if Kenny now is watching what he's doing, then he could listen to MJF, who could actually call a wrestling match and make people give a [ __ ] about it and doesn't have to do all the [ __ ] that he normally does because he can't anymore. It might work out well.

8:20 MJF could have a match with him that would probably be the easiest on his body, but not disappoint fans of Kenny Omega. The question is, can Kenny Omega stop himself from doing all the things that he thinks Kenny Omega needs to do?

8:34 What do you think of uh what's his name here? Jonathan Cruz, the Abraham Lincoln manager.

8:39 What do you think of his role with MJF here now? We've seen him in America. I like the idea that MJF has a flunky with him. Yeah, I you can't really call him a manager because he should in no way have any control over MJF or his contract or anything like that. And and besides the manager well is poisoned here because of the other managers. But if MJF has a flunky, if this guy is not only his translator, but he's driving him, he's carrying his bags. Maybe he's he's his personal chef. He's some He's a He You go to MJF's house and he's on the [ __ ] mower out in the front yard. He's the guy that MJF throws in the way and and sacrifices him to save his own scalp whenever there's something going on. That is a a guy like MJF can, you know, there's a lot of Tully Blanchardishness when you think about it in MJF2.

9:39 A guy wearing nice clothes and [ __ ] the belt tucked under his arm and the sunglasses and dashing and you know he's he's got to have a flunky around him somewhere. So that might be interesting, but I don't know about

9:57 Well, yeah, because I Jimmy Hart is obviously a Hall of Fame manager now, but when he first started, people forget for the first six months when he was just Lawler's manager. It was the same as really Lawler and Sam Bass back so many years ago or Lawler and Mickey Pool in the summer of 77. Lawler had a manager as as as kind of his living foreign object. Lawler did his own promos. The manager would just talk when Lawler asked him a question and, you know, answer in whatever affirmative manner he needed to. The manager was there to interfere, to pass Lawler a gimmick and take it back or to throw the boot in or to pull a leg or to draw the referee. It was part of it. It wasn't like a full me and the Midnight Express or Bobby Heenean and anybody or whatever where we were talking for the guys and it was a flunky and Lawler worked well off of flunkies and when Lawler broke his leg, Jimmy had to swim in the deep end of the pool. But

11:07 nevertheless, MJF having a flunky could add a little something. He's carrying his belt for him. He's [ __ ] If he was gorgeous George, he could spray the perfume. That type of thing. Anyhoo, oh, we're still moving on this television show, aren't we?

11:28 You know, everyone thinks of it in wrestling the term valet as being one of the girls, but there used to be male valets for like Gorgeous George or other wrestlers, too. I mean, Lord James Bleers, lots of people had them.

11:41 Well, yes. Someone should bring that back. As a matter of fact, hold on here. Wrst. I'm in the American Heritage Dictionary, third edition.

11:53 Oh, they finally added you. Interesting. No, I'm not. I'm in in it looking in it instead of in it. You know what I'm saying? But I'm looking up valet uh valley forge valor valerezo valuable value. Where do I pass where? Ah, very valet. A man's male servant who takes care of his clothes and performs other personal services or an employee is in a hotel who performs personal services for guests. Valet was the valet were originally men and that gorgeous George had what was one of the name Jeff, right? And before he got uh he got his wife in the act. And then Gorgeous George Jr.

12:52 when he first came to Tennessee, I can't remember, he had a guy with him, I think the the first time that he was here, and then brought his wife, it was Susette. Uh but the male and female, I believe, in those days were distinguished by his valet. if he was a male was V a l e t and if it was a female it was v a l e t but in technical terms the valet is a male right cuz every manager in a goof stoke you can't take seriously donish you can't take seriously you can't add another figure that may be a comedy figure at any time into that mix but if it's a valet it changes the whole relationship ship.

13:40 Well, but but and again, it doesn't have to be the valet. It can actually it can be the stoogge. It can be the assistant. It can be, you know, whatever name they want to come up for it, but it or something different every week. This week he's my chauffeer, next week he's my cook, next week he's my proctologist. I don't know. Whatever the [ __ ] But, uh, always to be demeaned, made fun of, and and the cannon fodder for the baby faces. And MJF, you know, gets off scot-free. And then at some point it's tailor made that finally the guy says "No."

14:16 And MJF [ __ ] him up and a big baby face comes to save him. And then the guy's in the baby face's corner cuz he knows all the tricks and he'll cheat MJF out of the [ __ ] blah blah blah. Whatever. But that would be too much like wrestling.

14:29 Yeah. Or it could be a long-term rewarding relationship. Well, you could do both. You could have a long-term rewarding relationship until you stab each other in the back and want to [ __ ] kill each other.

14:43 You know, you would think we would kill a manager that was dressed like Abraham Lincoln, but I was so intrigued by the whole thing, you know, just the whole thing of going to a show in Mexico dressed like Abe Lincoln. It it worked with the there's the evil American MJF is draped in the red, white, and blue against the national hero of Mexico and it MJF brings honest Abe with him to lie and cheat and etc. That that kind of worked. I don't know if Abraham Lincoln would work if they were here like every week in Cleveland or whatever.

15:19 You know what the problem is, Brian? MJF doesn't have anything he can sink his teeth into. He doesn't have anything thick and meaty and juicy and bubbling with flavor that he can just snatch his teeth into and chew on and really chew up the scenery and give a a braver performance. He needs something to chew on, Brian. That's what I'm saying. I wonder if MJF knows about our friends over at Factor. Do you think?

15:51 Oh, I don't know. Uh, that's actually a very good suggestion. I could say cuz their food is delicious. I've been eating factor meals, I guess we should say. Factor meals. I've been eating them for quite a while now.

16:01 You've been eating factory. I am. You've been eating very factory. I very much enjoy their food and MJF probably would. I think everyone would. All the listeners would. All the people out there wonder all over the world. Yes. I The Dalmatian flanks are excellent. But no, folks, I'm telling you what, if MJF doesn't know about this, we'll tell him now and we'll tell you at the same time. Our friends at Factor have basically eliminated the problem you've got when you got you got it's a new year. There's big goals in your life. You got work, you got school, you got the the old lady needs attention every once in a while.

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17:00 Yes. It's crafted by chefs. Yes, it is. So, that's easier to say rather than chef crafted.

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18:12 They've got a geo. No, they won't. No, they won't. Let's just not tell people they will do that. And I don't think that's the Mediterranean diet.

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Questions about this episode

Who speaks in "Jim Cornette Reviews MJF's Promo / Bandido vs. Sammy Guevara on AEW Dynamite"?

Jim Cornette (Host), Brian Last (Guest), Jonathan Cruz (Guest).

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Jim Cornette critiques the recent AEW Dynamite match featuring Bandido and Sammy Guevara, questioning Bandido's character development and motivation as a singles competitor following his tag team run. He also reflects on Guevara's decline in popularity, comparing him to a once-prominent figure whose appeal has diminished over time, while emphasizing the need for more engaging storytelling in…

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19 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including MJF, Bandido, AEW, Jonathan Cruz, Kenny Omega, Sammy Guavara. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

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The episode runs 23 min; the transcript is about 3,763 words in 52 timestamped sections.

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