Jon Moxley says everything that has happened in AEW so far doesn’t matter, as a “hard set” has begun. Moxley returned to AEW in August after a brief absence. Since then, he has formed a new faction, and he has captured the AEW World Championship again.

On screen, that meant Moxley’s new even-rougher-around-the-edges character and his new Death Riders faction of Claudio Castagnoli, PAC, Wheeler Yuta and Marina Shafir are trying to forcibly hold the company hostage until someone can step up and take it back from them.

In a new interview with New York Post Sports, Moxley talked about his new direction for AEW and called his new goals "the most ambitious thing he's ever attempted." “My goals go

In his quest to rid the company of any deadwood or bad actors, AEW World Champion Jon Moxley has branded himself as an agent of change.

Jon Moxley has warned AEW not to be complacent despite recent successes. The company recently announced a brand-new deal with Warner Bros Discovery. This $555 million contract will catapult the company into profitability for the first time,

It’s another episode of We’re Live, Pal (available for free on YouTube below in addition to audio) as Andrew Zarian and I talk about what’s going on in wrestling today. We kicked off the show talking Andrew’s latest scoop on both AEW and Ring of Honor running New York City’s Hammerstein Ballroom.

Jon Moxley is leading a revolution within AEW. His Death Riders faction is laying waste to all that stands before them. Orange Cassidy, Daniel Garcia and Darby Allin are leading the small regime trying to stop his attack from within.