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Jon Moxley

AEW star Jon Moxley is a former WWE Superstar and one of the bigger names in the current pro wrestling landscape after signing in 2019.
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Jon Moxley Wrestler Profile

AEW star Jon Moxley is a former WWE Superstar and one of the bigger names in the current pro wrestling landscape after signing in 2019.

Moxley (real name Jonathan David Good) was born on December 7, 1985 in Cincinnati, Ohio and he is now aged 36 years old. He stands at a height of 6ft 2ins tall (1.88m).

Jon Moxley in AEW

Moxley signed for AEW in 2019 and debuted on its first-ever pay-per-view event, Double or Nothing.

Career in WWE

Moxley was known as Dean Ambrose during his time in WWE, teaming with Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins as The Shield for the majority of his time on the WWE main roster.

Ambrose would hit the apex of his career when he won the WWE Championship during the Money In The Bank PPV event. Moxley would go on to feud with AJ Styles over the Championship on WWE SmackDown, producing one of the best angles of that year.

Jon Moxley would become the AEW Champion after defeating Chris Jericho, becoming only the second World Champion in company history.

Jon Moxley Net Worth

According to EssentiallySports, Jon Moxley has a net worth of approximately $10 million US.

Jon Moxley Wife

Jon Moxley’s wife is former WWE backstage personality, Renee Paquette/Renee Young – the couple married in 2017. The former WWE interviewer left the company with a year-long non-compete clause, although she would begin her Oral Sessions podcast, interviewing several WWE Superstars.

Exploding Barbed Wire Deathmatch

Moxley has been involved in some of the biggest matches and moments in AEW history. These would include the Exploding Barbed Wire Deathmatch from the AEW Revolution PPV against Kenny Omega. The match was a close-fought contest but is mainly remembered by fans for the botch at the end of the match, where the ‘explosives’ ended up being duds.

Jon Moxley was the first of many former WWE Superstars to make the jump to AEW, including Chris Jericho, Malakai Black and Matt Hardy.

Career Accomplishments

  • WWE Champion x1
  • Intercontinental Champion x3
  • WWE RAW Tag Team Champion x2 w/Seth Rollins
  • United States Champion x1
  • Twenty-eighth Triple Crown Champion
  • Money In The Bank winner
  • New Japan Pro Wrestling IWGP United States Champion
  • AEW World Champion