Jose Luis Faker

It’s time to have a difficult conversation about Jon Moxley. He had a reign of terror where he ran through nearly every babyface in AEW, often delivering underwhelming PPV matches. He lost to Darby, yes. But what did Darby do after that? Nothing. That win meant so little that Kyle O’Reilly felt more important than him the very next month. Mox lost to Kyle, yes. But what did that do for Kyle? Not much. There was the injury angle, maybe real, maybe kayfabe, and now he’s a trios champion. So is everyone else, it doesn’t feel meaningful. Since then, Mox has beaten Kyle Fletcher, Okada, Takeshita, and now Will Ospreay in succession. During the Continental Classic, he even adjusted his style to wrestle more like a babyface to get the crowd behind him, only to revert right back afterward. At this point, he feels like the one person most consistently holding others back from moving up the card. His position never really changes. When he loses, it doesn’t hurt him. When he wins, it often comes at the expense of someone else’s momentum.

1st dynamite with Kenny as world champion tmrw what r we thinking gang

F1: “The track is way too wet we need to red flag the race!” Meanwhile at Le Mans: 💀

puppyboy this puppygirl that wtf do u call someone thats nonbinary