According to Knight, he and Harwood will undoubtedly meet in the ring once again, whether in singles or tag team action. Their latest encounter took place on the November 15 edition of “AEW Collision” as Knight, “Speedball” Mike Bailey, Bandido, and Juice Robinson defeated FTR (Harwood and Cash Wheeler), Rush and Sammy Guevara. Prior to that, FTR and JetSpeed (Knight and Bailey) had gone back and forth in the tag team winners’ column dating back to July, with Knight picking up a singles win over Harwood along the way as well.

Given their history, Knight is quite familiar with Harwood as well as his dishonest tendencies in and outside of competition. As such, Knight is now taking a cautious approach when looking ahead.

“The fact that every single time JetSpeed has gone against FTR, they’ve had to pull some type of interference, some type of flim-flammery. Stokely [Hathaway] is always getting involved with his little nubby fingers. I think he’s trying to soften me up so he may be able to get one over on me one more time,” Knight said, “but you know Dax, he’s always thinking a step ahead. I’m always thinking two steps ahead.”

Harwood and Cash Wheeler (FTR) regained the AEW Tag Team Championships at AEW Full Gear. Meanwhile, Knight and Bailey, his tag partner, have separately entered the 2025 Continental Classic. Still, the feud between FTR and JetSpeed appears to be far from over.

Knight signed with AEW in March 2025; AEW CEO Tony Khan made the official announcement after his impressive showing against Jay White on “Collision.”

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