Finn Balor Seemingly Takes a Dig at Edge While Wishing Happy Birthday to Rhea Ripley

Last night, the Tuesday Night War brought a huge blow to Tony Khan’s prestige as AEW Dynamite failed to live up to WWE NXT. While WWE mainly banked on their ultimate sledgehammer, The Undertaker to earn a huge viewership, the other star appearances like John Cena, Jade Cargill, Shotzi, etc also did their part to make the night an absolute banger.

On the other hand, AEW relied upon the former WWE legend Edge, who recently jumped ship to the rival promotion. That said, the Edge card turned out to be a super flop for Khan last night. And it seems like his former WWE stablemate Finn Balor loved it, taking a subtle dig.

Finn Balor’s birthday wish for Mami came out as a subtle bash to former WWE star

Edge used to be the main architect of The Judgment Day alongside Damian Priest last year and soon brought Rhea Ripley to the fore. But little did The R-rated superstar know that he would be ousted from his own stable after Finn Balor stepped into the scene.

Now, putting all these memories to rest, the WWE Hall of Famer signed a contract with Khan to expand his path and last night’s Dynamite was his first shot to cement his status.

After Edge failed to do his job, fans assumed Balor’s recent post was a potential dig at the former superstar. Balor simply wished Mami a happy birthday, but it featured the photo of a time when the entire heel faction got the upper hand over Edge.

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The Irish Captor wrote in the caption, ”Behind every great group is a great Mami. Happy birthday @RheaRipley_WWE”

However, regardless of all the taunts and digs, Adam Copeland seems to be quite poised on his new journey with Khan’s promotion.

Adam Copeland keeps his AEW character one step ahead of his classic ‘Edge’ persona

Delving into his recent position in AEW, Copeland looks back to his previous character, which entertained the WWE Universe for over two decades.

Despite Edge having a number of Championships and other coveted honors, including the Hall of Fame induction to his huge collection of WWE prizes, he believes what Khan offered to him is way more satisfying.

Edge spoke about authenticity when it came to his Adam Copeland character in AEW.

During an appearance on the podcast Talk Is Jericho, Copeland told host Chris Jericho that the possibilities in his current stint were wide open as he gets enough leeway to play himself under the gimmick. So it will be interesting to see Edge’s future performances in the AEW ring.

What’s your take on Finn Balor seemingly taking a shot at AEW’s Edge following the devastating rating war defeat of AEW?

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