38-year-old star to come out of retirement for one last match against Jon Moxley in AEW? Exploring the chances
Jon Moxley and the rest of The Blackpool Combat Club have become a destructive force in AEW over the past month. The faction brutalized Chuck Taylor on the recent episode of Dynamite which could potentially lead to the latter's return to in-ring action.
The Blackpool Combat Club (Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta, PAC, and Marina Shafir) has been targeting the AEW locker room with a mission to change the Jacksonville-based promotion. On the latest episode of Dynamite, the babyfaces waited for The Blackpool Combat Club's arrival to the arena and when the faction did arrive, a war broke loose.
Jon Moxley dragged Chuck Taylor to the ring where Claudio Castagnoli stomped his neck wrapped in a steel chair. Taylor has reportedly been out of action due to his knee injury and has seemingly retired from in-ring competition. He did go to rehab to fix his knee but the doctors discovered the necrosis of the broken ankle with fragments under the cartilage even after rehab.
However, a return to the squared circle could be possible for Chuck Taylor after suffering the beatdown on Dynamite from The BCC. Taylor could come out of retirement to challenge the AEW World Champion Jon Moxley and take his revenge.
Bully Ray suggests an angle which could bring more heat on AEW World Champion Jon Moxley
Jon Moxley is currently the biggest heel in All Elite Wrestling. WWE Hall of Famer Bully Ray recently addressed how The Death Rider can get more heat from the fans.
In a recent edition of the Busted Open podcast, Bully Ray said that Moxley could take out his frustrations on his wife Renee Paquette which can generate a lot of heat for him.
"How do we make Jon Moxley so hated that Eddie Kingston is the savior? Who's the conduit between Moxley and Kingston that Moxley could take his frustrations out on? His wife [Renee Paquette]," Bully said.
We will have to wait and see what the company have in store for Jon Moxley's character in the future.