I wouldn’t say it’s a BIG DEAL. I do think your whole argument of “what you was introduced to them as” is wrong. I didn’t know of him til he was Ambrose, same with Cesaro. But I mean you do you.
Here's my take, the reason why it is a big deal to some is because using the name Dean Ambrose can be considered using a "dead name", which for this to make sense a dead name is the birth name of a transgender person who has changed their name as part of their gender transition. So, since Jon has changed from Dean back to Jon, some will see it as a disrespect thing, kind of like if you a trans person by their birth name. At the end of the day, I maybe really looking into this way too deep for such a petty argument, and my opinion is while it is annoying to call someone by their WWE name, AEW name, GCW name, or whatever I also generally don't care that much to make it a big deal, if that makes sense.
If I say Dean Ambrose you know exactly who I’m talking about.
Okay? I just gave my opinion on the matter and explained why it bothers people and used a real-life thing as a reference. I never called you weird, that was Jeff. I personally don't care enough if you call Jon Moxley Dean Ambrose, Jean Leftfield, Johnny B. Good, or whatever because the whole argument is petty, dumb, and pointless and I couldn't care less.
My boy we’re good. Just trying to figure out how we’re weirdos. Same as Deeezy
