Bobby Lashley says The Hurt Syndicate is taking over, and they want the gold. Former WWE Champion Bobby Lashley has reunited with MVP and Shelton Benjamin. As The Hurt Syndicate, they have already established themselves as a force to be reckoned with.

Why did Bobby Lashley make the jump from WWE to AEW? Well, a number of reasons, really, including one that might surprise you.

Bobby Lashley picks up a huge pay-per-view win over Swerve Strickland at AEW Full Gear. The finish of the match saw Lashley lock Strickland in the Hurt Lock and Swerve eventually passed out in the hold forcing the referee to call for the bell.

Swerve Strickland was neither pinned nor made to submit, but Bobby Lashley still walked away with the victory in his AEW PPV debut at Full Gear.

Bobby Lashley discusses his unexpected transition from WWE to AEW, revealing that he initially aimed to retire from WWE, expressing discontent with his last months in the company and aspirations to elevate younger talent before departure.

Bobby Lashley made his AEW in-ring debut on Wednesday after recently joining the company following his release from WWE. Next, he will face Swerve Strickland on Saturday at "Full Gear." Tony Khan's company has developed a reputation for producing exceptional pay-per-views.

Bobby Lashley looks ahead to AEW All In. In moving to All Elite Wrestling, MVP made it clear that The Hurt Syndicate is there to make money, take championships, and inflict pain on the locker room. For Bobby Lashley,

Former WWE Champion Bobby Lashley wrestled in an AEW ring for the first time on the November 20 episode of AEW Dynamite. Lashley competed in a two-on-one handicap match on Wednesday, as he faced Cheeseburger and Joe Keyes.