Enzo Amore clarifies AEW criticisms and interview timing

Former WWE wrestler Enzo Amore has addressed recent criticisms of All Elite Wrestling (AEW) following the release of an interview by Maven Huffman. In the footage, Amore criticized AEW for allowing backstage altercations to become public knowledge, contrasting it with his experience in WWE where locker room incidents remained private.

Amore has since clarified that the interview was recorded in March 2025, long before its recent publication. He expressed frustration with the timing of the release, noting it occurred shortly after AEW held a tribute show for the late wrestler PAC (Benjamin Satterley). Amore stated that while he found the tribute to be ‘absolute class’ and is still grieving the loss of his friend, he felt the timing of the interview’s release was exploitative.

Maven Huffman addressed the delay in the video's comments, stating the footage was originally filmed in May 2025. According to Huffman, the release was delayed because Amore had requested to remove a specific segment involving a reaction to an interview by Simon Gotch.