New AEW recruit MVP took to social media over the weekend to call out an on-screen personality he has an issue with, claiming that he's bad for business.

Former WWE Superstar MVP extended an offer to former AEW World Heavyweight Champion Swerve Strickland during Dynamite. This special edition of AEW Dynamite: Grand Slam marked MVP’s debut. MVP left WWE when his contract expired in August,

Prince Nana's update on Swerve Strickland was interrupted by MVP making his All Elite Wrestling debut at AEW Grand Slam

Folks, it's official; MVP has made the jump from WWE to AEW, and he's kept a close eye on former AEW Champion Swerve Strickland.

"I'm happy with building AEW," Strickland replied when asked if he'd consider returning to WWE in the future. "I'm happy with building myself in AEW. AEW has given me something that I don't think WWE could ever give me. I'm really proud of that. I wave the flag proudly because Tony Khan didn't take a chance on me, he knew what he wanted from me."

MVP officially made his debut at AEW Dynamite Grand Slam, and he’s ready to speak with Swerve Strickland as soon as possible. MVP made his appearance by interrupting Prince Nana, who was out by the ramp to discuss the current status of Strickland.

MVP made his surprise debut at AEW Dynamite Grand Slam Wednesday, confronting Prince Nana and trying to create conflict with he and Swerve Strickland. Nana was informing Tony Schiavone about Strickland’s status after he lost to Hangman Page in a violent cage match at this month’s All Out.

The Brooklyn native enjoyed a moment with his fellow New Yorkers, then told us that his guy Swerve Strickland wasn’t cleared yet. And then things got newsy. Montell Vontavious Porter strutted onto the stage to re-introduce himself.