Wrestling veteran slams Jon Moxley following "bad work" on AEW Dynamite
As both a former WWE and three-time AEW World Champion, Jon Moxley can easily be considered one of wrestling's top stars today. However, after making an abundantly clear error during last week's Dynamite, Disco Inferno has slammed the Purveyor of Violence for what he described as bad work.
Moxley battled Hangman Page during the Wednesday night flagship, in the third battle of their saga. After Mox defeated him last year via referee stoppage following a severe concussion, Page leveled the scores with a victory in January.
Ever the ambitious one, Hangman then made it his mission to defeat Mox in his home state of Ohio last week. The latter eventually rolled Page up to get the pinfall win after a brutal and bloody battle.
During the bout, it was abundantly clear to the audience watching on TV that Mox had 'bladed' to draw blood. Disco Inferno remarked on the moment during Keepin' it 100, opining that it was "bad work" from the former WWE star as he seemingly did not attempt to hide the blade.
"Bro, let me tell you something, that's bad work because you're trying to sell this bloody battle and everything and in the middle of it you just right in front of everybody [blade yourself]," Disco Inferno said. (6:48-6:57)
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Jon Moxley will return to a major non-AEW event this year
The three-time AEW Champion will return to GCW's Bloodsport event this year, making his fifth appearance at the event presented by Josh Barnett.
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Jon Moxley first worked at the event in 2020, where he defeated Chris Dickinson. He returned the following year to defeat Davey Boy Smith Jr. via knockout at Bloodsport 5.
At Bloodsport 6, he faced Josh Barnett himself, losing for the first time at the event via referee decision.
After two more Bloodsport events without the Purveyor of Violence, he returned last year to face fellow former WWE star Biff Busick. He once again secured victory via KO.
Despite being announced for the event, it's unclear who he will face as of yet. The only confirmed bout is Kota Ibushi versus 'Speedball' Mike Bailey.
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