A former multiple-time WWE champion has taken to social media to seemingly threaten Tony Khan after one of his recent interviews. It appears he did not like what Khan had to say.Ricochet has recently made a habit of speaking his mind on social media, regardless of whom he may be firing shots at. Many have considered him an internet troll, as he often comes across as self-centered and eager to pick fights with anyone. He has also shared some interesting takes about himself.In a recent interview, Tony Khan was asked who the AEW equivalents are to DC Comics' main trinity. He revealed that, for him, Jon Moxley is Batman, Toni Storm is Wonder Woman, and 'Hangman' Adam Page is Superman. He also added that, for him, MJF is Lex Luthor.Ricochet did not appreciate him being snubbed from the conversation, so he took to X/Twitter to voice his feelings. He seemed to think he was a better choice to be AEW's Lex Luthor. He even subtly threatened Tony Khan by saying he wanted to come see him next week to talk about it."Yo @TonyKhan WTF? NO f****ng way Max is Lex. Bet ima come see you next Wednesday and we gonna have a talk," Ricochet wrote.Lightskin Kingpin @KingRicochetLINKYo @TonyKhan WTF? NO f****ng way Max is Lex. Bet ima come see you next Wednesday and we gonna have a talk.The former WWE Superstar wants his embarrassing AEW moment deleted from social mediaA few days ago, on Dynamite, The Demand and The Hurt Syndicate faced off in a Street Fight. In the end, the former WWE faction took the win.There was a point during the match when Ricochet was surrounded by the entire group. Each member took their turn taking him out, with MVP connecting a knee, Bobby Lashley slamming him on the mat, and Shelton Benjamin throwing him with a Release German Suplex through a table on the ring post.The former WWE high-flyer took to social media to request that Elon Musk delete the clip of his embarrassment."Hey @elonmusk, bro... you know what to do about this. Thank you. #Ahaa," the AEW star wrote.Regardless of what the internet says, Ricochet is on arguably the best run of his career. He has thrived in his new role as a heel, and The Demand seems to be a force to be reckoned with.