In a recent dialogue with The New York Post, AEW World Champion Jon Moxley shared his perspectives on his aspirations for AEW, his views on their latest media rights arrangement, among other discussions.
Here are some key points from Jon Moxley’s conversation:
Moxley’s vision and aspiration for AEW: “My dream is quite clear; I envision a sphere where potential and success are not confined. A place where every talent is encouraged to flourish, showcasing their potential to the apex. I see this realm where individual strengths are accentuated and optimized, offering each person the chance to demonstrate their worth and contribute to their full potential.”
Moxley’s perception of AEW’s fresh media TV rights agreement: “It’s excellent news indeed, but it’s not a moment to throw a party. It isn’t like we’ve clinched the Super Bowl victory. No chance to pop over to Disney World, you see? We’re presented with an opportunity, isn’t that what this is about? This isn’t a success party. Now, it’s time to hone our skills and strive for success. It’s time to roll up our sleeves and start working.”
Moxley’s concern about AEW’s new opening: “What do we plan to do with this window of opportunity? That is my preoccupation. In the earlier phase of AEW, there was more of a relaxed ambiance, treating success as a routine occurrence. However, success is not guaranteed or everlasting. The future is uncertain, and it could vanish overnight.”
Moxley’s take on his narrative with the Death Riders: “It can be as we please; no limitations. Any rules we set are self-imposed. This is pro wrestling, always evolving. One has to adapt and evolve along with it, or risk being left behind.”
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