Maxwell Jacob Friedman, known as MJF, has been forced to withdraw from an upcoming match due to a hyperextended knee sustained during his recent bout against Rush on AEW's Dynamite. This injury has raised concerns regarding his overall well-being and future participation in wrestling events. MJF, a prominent figure in AEW and a three-time world champion, was scheduled to compete against Bobby Orlando at the Beyond Wrestling event on June 5. In light of his injury, Beyond Wrestling has announced that former WWE star Andrade will take MJF's place in this match. MJF had previously indicated that he intended to limit his participation in independent wrestling to focus on his AEW commitments, stating that the match against Orlando would likely be his last for an extended period. His comments reflect a desire to prioritize his career in AEW, especially after experiencing setbacks like this injury. The severity of MJF's injury remains unclear, leaving fans and the wrestling community eager for updates on his recovery and future matches.