New challenges seem to be coming a lot of AJ Ferrari’s way these days. While the wrestler is still fresh off the challenge issued by Carter Starocci recently, the returning NCAA prospect has seemingly gotten involved in a fresh banter. In a recent Instagram post, NCAA wrestler Nick Stemmet has issued a message for Ferrari and has vowed to ruin his returning party. 

Stemmet started off his message by urging Ferrari to pick an opponent who was equal to his size. Stemmet further tagged Starocci and promised him to accept Ferrari’s challenge on his behalf. However, it was then that things got really untidy. Highlighting their upcoming match on November 1, Stemmet wrote, “On November 1st I will face the corniest and horniest 197 pound wrestler of all time. He’s been away for a while, and I plan on spoiling his big return.” 

He also took a sly dig at Ferrari by stating that ‘crime’ and ‘Snapchat’ were not some secret recipes for success. This was a reference to the fact that AJ Ferrari was charged with felony sexual battery by the Payne County District Court back in 2022. And this was not all; just like Carter Starocci, Stemmet also had a host of other conditions as well. 

The 6’1” wrestler stated that if Ferrari lost the match, he would be banned from emojis for life. Additionally, Stemmet also wanted Ferrari to change the name of his Instagram handle from ‘mrfasttwitch’ to ‘mrslowtwitch’. Now then, turning back the pages of history books, Ferrari and Stemmet have met inside the mat once before. 

But it was not a pleasant outing for Stemmet. Back in 2021, when the duo faced off against each other, it was Ferrari who dominated proceedings and came out on top with a 16-3 victory. Thus, even with a win this time, the feud would be tied 1-1. And Stemmet knows this fully well. He immediately laid down clauses on how exactly the final battle between the duo would take place. 

As per Stemmet, he challenged AJ Ferrari to a springtime cage match. Teasing Ferrari further, Stemmet wrote, “Also, the series will be tied, so we will have to settle things like men. May I suggest a cage match in the Spring? No rules and no time limits (I’m going to bring my sword).” Now, in an ideal situation, this would have been an end to the story. With the fans eagerly waiting for a reply to come in. But the NCAA heat has been turned on and seems to be scorching. Moments after the post from Stemmet, AJ Ferrari hit back in the comments section. 

AJ Ferrari and Nick Stemmet fight it out in the comments section

If you issue a scathing challenge to a champion wrestler like AJ Ferrari, things are bound to get nasty. As expected, Stemmet’s challenge did not sit well with Ferrari, as he did not wait till November 1 to reply. Taking to the comment section of the post, Ferrari termed Stemmet a ‘clout-chasing clown’. The returning wrestler also pointed out that earlier, Stemmet had admitted that the trash-talking was nothing but a way to promote his matches. Ferrari said, “@nickstemmet Just another Clout chasing clown that I already beat once and wants attention. Your mouth is writing checks it can’t cash bud. Keep that same energy when you see me in person. Last time when you saw me you said it was “all for promotion”. Last time I majored you and I was 1 takedown away from a tech. This time l’m taking your soul.” Ferrari also posted the same on his story while adding in a screenshot of his comments on the post.

Surprisingly, the feud seemed to have gotten serious as the duo kept on coming at each other. In what was a counter reply to Ferrari, Stemmet mentioned that although last time it was purely a promotional stunt, this was a serious business. Moreover, he also mocked him for using a lot of emojis, referring to the fact that Ferrari won’t be allowed to use any of them further if he loses the bout according to the terms of the challenge. Stemmet wrote, “@mrfasttwitch 1. you said you were going to tech pin me last time and did not cash that check, hypocrite. 2. Last time was promotion this time is for real. 3. Im glad you’re getting all the emojis out of your system now pal.” Surely, with the heat rising significantly, this NCAA season will be a barnburner to watch for the wrestling fans.