In a shocking move, Jon Moxley, AEW’s top star, has made his return to The Wrestling Revolver, a prominent wrestling promotion, after a four-month hiatus. The Purveyor of Violence, as he is famously known, has been dominating the wrestling scene, particularly in All Elite Wrestling (AEW), where he has been a top star for years.
Moxley’s return to The Wrestling Revolver, founded by Sami Callihan in 2016, marks a significant development in professional wrestling. The Wrestling Revolver, based in Iowa, has been a platform for Moxley to showcase his skills, with several appearances and matches under his belt since 2021. His last match in the promotion took place at the Lucha Death pay-per-view event in January 2024, where he impressively defeated Gringo Loco.
In his latest outing, Moxley made a dramatic entrance, attacking JT Dunn and subsequently sharing the ring with his good friend, Sami Callihan. The video clip of the incident has been making waves among wrestling fans, generating immense excitement and anticipation for what’s to come.
Currently, Moxley holds the prestigious IWGP World Heavyweight Championship, which he won by defeating Tetsuya Naito at Windy City Riot. He has successfully defended his title against formidable opponents, including Powerhouse Hobbs, Ren Narita, and Shota Umino.
As the wrestling world looks ahead, all eyes are on Moxley’s upcoming match at Double or Nothing, where he will face Konosuke Takeshita in an IWGP World Heavyweight Championship Eliminator match. If Takeshita emerges victorious, he will earn a title shot later on. The question on everyone’s mind is how long Moxley will be able to hold onto NJPW’s top title.
The return of Jon Moxley to The Wrestling Revolver has sent shockwaves through the wrestling community, and fans are eagerly waiting to see what’s next for this wrestling sensation. Will he continue to dominate the wrestling scene, or will new challengers emerge to take him down? Only time will tell.
