Anyone else think Jon Moxley should come back?

[DuckSlams]

As of 2024, WWE is worth $8.37 Billion.

TKO, while being a parent company of WWE, does not have operational control of the company, that is contingent on the Board of Directors. Just because a parent company has more money, doesn't mean they're gonna splurge a shit ton of money into the child company just to sign one fuckin' guy lmfao.

Tony Khan can and has historically competed with WWE for contracts, which is why he's gotten a majority of recent indy talent compared to WWE, who generally goes for homegrown talent.

Didn't tony make most of that from being a nfl coach. or is that just me

 

[Grim]

 

[DuckSlams]

As of 2024, WWE is worth $8.37 Billion.

TKO, while being a parent company of WWE, does not have operational control of the company, that is contingent on the Board of Directors. Just because a parent company has more money, doesn't mean they're gonna splurge a shit ton of money into the child company just to sign one fuckin' guy lmfao.

Tony Khan can and has historically competed with WWE for contracts, which is why he's gotten a majority of recent indy talent compared to WWE, who generally goes for homegrown talent.

also WWE is the hottest brand right now. and WWE has ruled the wresting world for decades

 

[Grim]

So let me just reiterate here:

Jon Moxley Doesn't Want to Go Back to WWE. Ever. Period.

 

[Dubb]

Ah yes, legendary NFL coach Tony Khan.

 

[DuckSlams]

So let me just reiterate here:

Jon Moxley Doesn't Want to Go Back to WWE. Ever. Period.

True but its all vince's fault.

 

[Grim]

True but its all vince's fault.

That's irrelevant.

 

[Comrade Khan]

wwe has a budget

AEW does not

Mox left WWE quite unhappy with creative

Mox has been AEW champion multiple times, including currently, and has generally spoke favorably of the company he is currently in.

Never say never but I think it is rather unlikely. I think most AEW fans like him as well and have considered him the ace of the company on and off.

His wife also has a prominent role in the company. His friends are involved in creative. He likely has a creative role for live once retirement hits.

I think personally mox is a lifer

 

[DuckSlams]

Ah yes, legendary NFL coach Tony Khan.

Or the Senior President of Football and Analytics Tony khan was.

 

[Comrade Khan]

That's irrelevant.

we also do not know at all if that is true.

We know Mox did not like working for Vince or his process. He also thought alot of the writers were dumbasses.

I think Mox likes creative freedom a lot more than most and AEW has always given him that leeway.

 

[Dubb]

Plus he's signed until near the end of 2027 anyway so he's not going anywhere anytime soon so this is a moot point in general.

 

[DuckSlams]

That's irrelevant.

How? Vince Came up with these dumb things that he didn't approve.

 

[DuckSlams]

we also do not know at all if that is true.

We know Mox did not like working for Vince or his process. He also thought alot of the writers were dumbasses.

I think Mox likes creative freedom a lot more than most and AEW has always given him that leeway.

So AEW just throws money at there best wrestlers. no wonder there failing.

 

[Comrade Khan]

usually when you make threads asking for people's opinion, you don't argue with them when they give it

 

[DuckSlams]

Plus he's signed until near the end of 2027 anyway so he's not going anywhere anytime soon so this is a moot point in general.

Wouldn't be suprised if he resigns his contract in the next two years.