Mark Henry hopes Shelton Benjamin doesn’t want a full-contact wrestling match in AEW, for Swerve Strickland’s sake. Shelton Benjamin recently debuted in AEW alongside his manager, MVP. The duo are looking to revive the Hurt Business stable in AEW,

Mark Henry didn't care for Swerve Strickland pushing around Shelton Benjamin at AEW WrestleDream, and here's why.

AEW is hosting a Halloween special at the end of October. The company has confirmed Fright Night Dynamite for October 30, and the first match has been announced. On the October 16 episode of Dynamite,

Shelton Benjamin has officially signed with AEW. In a tweet on October 16, Tony Khan confirmed that Shelton Benjamin had signed with All Elite Wrestling. Khan wrote that Benjamin had an “amazing” in-ring debut on the October 16 episode of AEW Dynamite,

Shelton Benjamin is All Elite. On the night the 20-plus year veteran made his in-ring AEW debut, Tony Khan announced in a social media post that Benjamin has officially signed with the promotion: Benjamin was victorious over Lio Rush in his Dynamite debut on Wednesday alongside MVP,

MVP took a break from recruiting members of the roster to call out Swerve after Benjamin defeated Lio Rush, and the former World champ didn’t waste any time responding.