How Jon Moxley reinvents himself after leaving WWE

After leaving WWE, Jon Moxley makes a new name. He apparently wants a complete departure from Dean Ambrose. This could include a lot of unrecorded violence as proudly stated in his official AEW t-shirt.

On the Wrestling Observer radio, Dave Meltzer highlighted the hard work done by Moxley in his first NJPW match. Not only was he covered in sweat for five minutes, but his style also resembles that of other terrible wild characters from the past.

"This match lasted 24 minutes – 5 minutes in Dean Ambrose [Jon Moxley] was soaked with sweat and I've never seen him drenched in sweat in a WWE match."

It is very humid in the summer in Japan, but you know they are in Sumo Hall, it is not in the street. He worked so hard. When guys leave the WWE, there are two mentalities. There is the mentality that says, "I'm a star and I can use that name from WWE, I can handle myself and I do not have to hurt myself." Then there's that mentality that says, "I have something to prove," and he obviously had that mentality because he could go and be Dean Ambrose with another name. No problem for the money to be finished, but it is completely trying to reinvent itself. "

" I mean, he's basically trying to be a little Terry Funk and a little Brody Brody, which for Japan is not the worst thing for an American. be. He's trying to be a wild man. He tries to drink [have blood in matches] what they do not really allow, so they were trying to do what I had to hate when it was done, but they did it.

In time we could see Moxley enter. Some situations in which Dean Ambrose would never see himself as a WWE superstar. Maybe it lacks violent action, pain and blood. Mox could make a lot of statements in the future.

This new approach to his work in the ring makes Moxley's match against Joey Janela at Fyter Fest even more interesting. Because these two guys are known for their hardcore antics.

Of course, AEW has no problem with the game of blades during a match, as Dustin Rhodes did at AEW Double Or Nothing, to the point that the amount of blood began to worry him. [19659007] If you use our quotes, credit Ringside News