Enzo Amore has been a hot topic recently as Maven recently posted a video of an interview he did with Enzo in which Enzo took some shots at All Elite Wrestling and even went as far as to say “f**k AEW.” After the video started making the rounds, Enzo took to social media to clarify that the interview was recorded in March of 2025, and he also praised AEW when he posted the following:
“I talked to Maven in March of 2025.
He waited to come off the heels of a beautiful tribute show for PAC to post the interview.
I thought the tribute show was absolute class. Everyone who paid tribute, thank you for honoring Ben.
I’m still grieving, Maven is clearly not.”
I talked to Maven in March of 2025.
He waited to come off the heels of a beautiful tribute show for PAC to post the interview.
I thought the tribute show was absolute class. Everyone who paid tribute, thank you for honoring Ben.
I’m still grieving, Maven is clearly not.
— REAL1 (FKA Enzo Amore) (@real1) October 5, 2026
Maven has since apologized for the timing of the video release when he issued the following statement:
“Hey guys, I wanted to address the Enzo Amore video.
First, we want to apologize to Enzo and any fans who were upset or hurt by the timing of our latest upload. Nothing malicious was intended, but looking back, we fully understand why the timing bothered some people. Moving forward, we’ll make sure we’re more mindful about our content and when we release it.
Enzo recorded with us back in 2025, but there was a portion of the interview he later asked us not to release. We honored that request, and because that was a significant part of the original video, the interview ended up sitting unreleased for quite a while. Over time, we heard from viewers who still wanted us to release what we could from the interview.
Last Friday, our regular upload was much shorter than what we normally post, so we felt it was a good opportunity to give you guys a little extra and finally release that version.
Just to be completely clear, the portion Enzo asked us to remove was removed. We honored that request, and it does not appear anywhere in the video.
Again, our apologies. We’re learning from this, and we’ll do better and be more mindful going forward.”