AEW: Each Member Of The Pinnacle Ranked Worst To Best

The role of hired muscle is a wrestling stereotype that can go one of two ways; either it leads to some fantastic careers - like Diesel or Batista - or wrestlers who flounder, such as Ezekiel Jackson.

Thankfully for Wardlow, he seems to be on the better side of history here, as he's proven to be much more than just MJF's goon.

There are plenty of plus points to Wardlow, as he's got an eye-catching physique, some interesting ring gear, and doesn't give too much. His reserved involvement in promos is a strong move as it allows MJF to take the reigns and lets Wardlow focus on his own strengths, like hard-hitting powerhouse matches.

While he plays his role very well, it's still hard to see Wardlow as more than a bodyguard, as his involvement in the stable has only come about thanks to his partnership with MJF. Still, it's easy to see bright things in the future of this performer, as he has the potential to become a far more integral part of the faction and a big-time player for AEW, period.