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Jon Moxley
Moxley in 2021
Birth nameJonathan David Good
Born(1985-12-07)December 7, 1985(age 38)
Cincinnati, Ohio,U.S.
Spouse(s)
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(m.2017)​
Children1
Professional wrestling career
Ring name(s)Dean Ambrose
Jon Moxley
Jonathan Moxley[1]
Moxley Moxx[1]
Billed height6 ft 4 in (193 cm)[2]
Billed weight225 lb (102 kg)[2]
Billed fromCincinnati, Ohio[2]
Trained byCody Hawk
Les Thatcher
DebutJune 20, 2004

Jonathan David Good(born December 7, 1985) is an Americanprofessional wrestlerand actor. He is currently signed toAll Elite Wrestling(AEW), where he performs under thering nameJon Moxleyand is a member of theBlackpool Combat Club.He also makes appearances forNew Japan Pro-Wrestling(NJPW), where he is a formerIWGP World Heavyweight Championand a former two-timeIWGP United States Heavyweight Champion.[a]He became widely known for his tenure withWWE,where he performed under the ring nameDean Ambrosefrom 2011 to 2019.

Good made his professional wrestling debut in 2004, and competed as Jon Moxley in several independent promotions such asHeartland Wrestling Association(HWA),Westside Xtreme Wrestling(wXw),Full Impact Pro(FIP),Combat Zone Wrestling(CZW), andDragon Gate USA(DGUSA). Upon signing with WWE in 2011, he was renamed Dean Ambrose and began competing in the company'sdevelopmental territoriesofFlorida Championship Wrestling(FCW) andNXT,before joining the main roster in November 2012 as a member ofThe ShieldalongsideRoman ReignsandSeth Rollins.Ambrose won theWWE United States Championship,his first championship in WWE, in May 2013; his 351-day reign became thelongest United States Championship reignsince the title came under WWE's ownership (breaking the record previously held byMontel Vontavious Porter). After widespread success, The Shield split in June 2014. Ambrose went on to win theWWE Championshiponce, theWWE Intercontinental Championshipthree times, and theWWE Raw Tag Team Championship[b]twice (both times with Rollins), which made him WWE's27th Triple Crown Championand16th Grand Slam Champion.He also won theMoney in the Bank ladder matchin2016.

Upon leaving WWE after his contract expired in April 2019, Good reverted to his Jon Moxley character and made his surprise debut the following month atDouble or Nothing,AEW's inaugural event. He started wrestling for NJPW in June 2019 and won the IWGP United States Heavyweight Championship in his first NJPW match, becoming the only person to have held the United States Championships in both WWE and NJPW. He would briefly vacate the championship but quickly won it back a second time, subsequently setting a record for the longest reign in the championship's history. He also won theAEW World Championshipin February of that year, making him the first person to hold championships in AEW and NJPW simultaneously. He won the AEW World Championship twice more in 2022, setting records for the most world championship wins and longestcumulative reignsin AEW history. He would also win theAEW International Championshipin September 2023, making him the company's only wrestler to hold both the world championship and a secondary championship. Afterwards, Good would win theIWGP World Heavyweight ChampionshipatWindy City Riot,becoming the first and thus far only wrestler to hold world titles in WWE, AEW, and NJPW. He also has headlined 11AEW pay-per-view events,the most in the company's history. In total, Good has held 14 total championships (including five world championships) between WWE, AEW, and NJPW.

Noted for his onscreen character's unhinged and intense nature, Good is regarded as one of the best wrestlers in the world and has been recognized for his popularity with audiences. He won thePro Wrestling Illustratedaward forMost Popular Wrestler of the Yearin 2014, 2015, and 2022, and was namedWrestler of the YearbySports Illustratedin 2019. He was also ranked first on the 2020 edition ofPro Wrestling Illustrated'slist of the top 500 wrestlers in the world.He has sporadically ventured into acting, most notably starring in the films12 Rounds 3: Lockdown(2015) andCagefighter: Worlds Collide(2020).

Early life

Jonathan David Good was born inCincinnation December 7, 1985.[3][4]He grew up in Cincinnati'sEast End,an area he later described as so deprived that shoplifting food and other essentials was a daily occurrence for everybody he knew.[5]An avid fan of professional wrestling who idolizedBret Hart,he used wrestling as an escape from his rough upbringing by watching videos and reading stories about wrestling's earlier days.[6][7]He attendedAmelia High Schoolin nearbyBatavia,but dropped out one year after beginning to train as a wrestler.[7]He supported himself by working minimum-wage jobs in factories, restaurants, and warehouses, but was constantly getting fired because he would skip work if he was booked to wrestle a match that clashed with his job; however, he continued to do so because he knew he "could always find another minimum-wage job".[8]He often used drugs such ascocaineas a teenager, during which time he was also arrested multiple times for shoplifting.[5]He has said that he would have most likely become aforest firefighterif he did not pursue wrestling.[5]

Professional wrestling career

Heartland Wrestling Association (2004–2011)

Good began working forLes Thatcherin theHeartland Wrestling Association(HWA)promotionas a teenager by selling popcorn and setting up thering.He began training to become a professional wrestler at the age of 18 under the teaching of Thatcher and HWA wrestler Cody Hawk.[6][7]He made his debut in 2004 under thering nameJon Moxley.[9]The following year, Moxley won theHWA Tag Team Championshiptwice, with Jimmy Turner and Ric Byrne respectively.[6][10][11]He captured theHWA Heavyweight Championshiptwice in 2006 by defeatingPepper Parkson both occasions but lost the title toChad Collyerand Brian Jennings respectively.[12]From mid-2007 to early 2010, Moxley continued to work in thetag teamdivision and held the HWA tag titles once with his trainer Cody Hawk and twice with King Vu.[6][10]He won the HWA Heavyweight Championship for the third time from Aaron Williams in January 2010, before losing it to Gerome Phillips six months later.[13]

Independent circuit (2006–2011)

Moxley andNick Gagein abarbed wire deathmatchin October 2010

In September 2006, Moxley teamed with Hade Vansen to win theIWA World Tag Team Championshipin the Puerto Rico basedInternational Wrestling Association.[14]They lost the titles toChicanoand Jeff Jeffrey in November, ending their reign at 69 days.[15][16]Moxley wreslted match in WWE in January 2007 losing toVal Venis.Moxley also wrestled severaldark matchesforRing of Honor(ROH) between 2007 and 2009.[17]Moxley started working forDragon Gate USA(DGUSA) in late 2009.[6]He made his first televised appearance in March, where he defeatedTommy Dreamerin ahardcore matchtaped for theMercury Risingpay-per-view.[6]At theUprisingevent inMississauga, Ontario,Canada,Moxley suffered alegitimateinjury where his left nipple was nearly severed during a match withJimmy Jacobs.[18]His last match in DGUSA was againstHomicidein January 2011, which Moxley won.[19]

AtFull Impact Pro's (FIP) Southern Stampede event on April 17, 2010, Moxley defeatedRoderick Strongto win thevacantFIP World Heavyweight Championship.[20]He held the title for 441 days before relinquishing it in July 2011, due to his signing with WWE.[21]Moxley also wonCombat Zone Wrestling'sCZW World Heavyweight Championshiptwice in 2010 by defeatingB-BoyandNick Gage,respectively.[6][22]

World Wrestling Entertainment / WWE (2011–2019)

Developmental territories (2011–2012)

Ambrose at an NXT event in October 2012

Good signed a developmental deal with WWE in April 2011[23]and joined itsdevelopmental territoryFlorida Championship Wrestling(FCW) under the name Dean Ambrose.[24][25]Prior to his signing, Good wrestled three try-out matches for WWE in 2006 and 2007 andjobbedalongsideDick RickagainstThe Big Showin a handicap match onHeatin January 2006.[26][27][28]

Ambrose made his televised debut on the July 3 episode ofFCW,portraying avillainous characterand challengingFCW Jack Brisco 15 ChampionSeth Rollins.[24][29]The following month, Ambrose and Rollins had a 20-minute non-titleIron Man match;the match ended in adrawwith neither man scoring afall.[30]A 30-minute rematch, in which the title was on the line, took place in September which Rollins won throughsudden death rules.[24][30]Ambrose beat Rollins in a non-title match in the first round of a tournament to crown the newFCW Florida Heavyweight Champion.[31]However, Ambrose was unsuccessful in the tournament final againstLeo Kruger.[31]Ambrose later cost Rollins his FCW 15 Championship by attackingDamien Sandowduring his title match with Rollins, causing adisqualificationin the deciding fall.[32]Ambrose later unsuccessfully challenged Sandow for the championship.[33]At an FCWhouse showon October 21, Ambrose challenged WWE wrestlerCM Punk,who was making a guest appearance, to a match in which Ambrose was defeated. Punk would later praise Ambrose after the match.[24][34]

Ambrose then began afeudwithWilliam Regalafter he targeted Regal in an unprovoked attack.[24]They would wrestle on the November 7 episode ofFCW,with Regal winning.[35][36]For the next year, Ambrose would obsessively request for another match with Regal.[37]On December 7, Ambrose competed at tapings for an unairedpilotforWWE NXTunder the working titleFull Sail AheadatFull Sail University,where he was defeated by Leo Kruger.[38]

In March 2012, Ambrose had a confrontation with veteran hardcore wrestlerMick Foley,claiming that Foley needed to be held accountable for creating a generation of imitators.[39]Ambrose continued to antagonize Foley throughTwitter.[40][41]According to Ambrose, theanglewas supposed to culminate in a match between the two, but this never came to fruition due to Foley not being medically allowed to wrestle.[42]Instead, the rivalry was scrapped and Ambrose remained in WWE's developmental system. He competed in a dark match at the first tapings ofNXTon May 17, in a loss toXavier Woods.[43]On an episode ofFCWin June, Ambrose challenged Rollins for the FCW Florida Heavyweight Championship but lost.[44]Almost a year after their first match, Ambrose and Regal rematched on the final episode ofFCWon July 15. The match would conclude in ano contestafter Ambrose repeatedly kneed Regal's head into a ringturnbuckle,causing Regal to bleed from the ear.[45]

The Shield (2012–2014)

Main article:The Shield
Ambrose (center) as a member ofThe Shieldin February 2013
Ambrose as theWWE United States Championin July 2013

On November 18, 2012, Dean Ambrose made his WWE main roster debut at theSurvivor Seriespay-per-vieweventalongsideRoman Reignsand Seth Rollins, as they delivered atriple powerbombthrough an announce table toRybackduring the triple threat main event for theWWE Championship,allowing CM Punk topinJohn Cenaand retain the title.[46]The trio declared themselvesThe Shield,vowed to rally against "injustice", and denied working for Punk; however, they routinely emerged from the crowd to attack Punk's opponents, including Ryback and theWWE Tag Team ChampionsTeam Hell No(Daniel BryanandKane), thus establishing themselves as villains.[47][48]This led to a six-manTables, Ladders, and Chairs matchbeing set up for theTLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairspay-per-view event on December 16, where The Shield defeated Ryback and Team Hell No in their debut match.[49]They continued to aid Punk after TLC, both onRawand at the2013 Royal Rumble.[50][51]The night after the Royal Rumble, it was revealed that Punk and his managerPaul Heymanhad been paying The Shield to work for them all along.[52]The Shield then quietly ended their association with Punk.

AtElimination Chamberin February, The Shield defeated Ryback, John Cena, andSheamus.[53]AtWrestleMania 29in April, The Shield won their firstWrestleManiamatch against Sheamus,Randy OrtonandBig Show.[54][55]Ambrose made his singles debut againstThe Undertakeron the April 26 episode ofSmackDown,which he lost bysubmission.[56][57]On the May 13 episode ofRaw,The Shield's undefeated streak as a team ended in a disqualification loss against WWE Champion John Cena and Team Hell No.[58]AtExtreme Rules,Ambrose won theUnited States Championshipby defeatingKofi Kingston.[59]He would successfully defend the title in the following weeks with the help of Reigns and Rollins.[60][61]On the June 14 episode ofSmackDown,The Shield was given their first decisive loss, against Randy Orton and Team Hell No, when Daniel Bryan made Rollins submit.[62][63]Two days later, Ambrose made his first pay-per-view defense of the United States Championship atPayback,where he defeated Kane bycountout.[64]The following month atMoney in the Bank,he competed in theWorld Heavyweight ChampionshipMoney in the Bank ladder matchbut failed to win despite interference from Reigns and Rollins.[65]In August, The Shield allied themselves withTriple Hand joined his groupThe Authority.[66][67]

Ambrose continued to retain his United States Championship againstRob Van DamatSummerSlam,[68]Dolph ZiggleratNight of Champions,[69]andBig E LangstonatHell in a Cell.[70]At theSurvivor Seriespay-per-view, The Shield teamed withAntonio CesaroandJack Swaggerto take onRey Mysterio,The Usos,Cody Rhodes and Goldustin a traditionalSurvivor Series match;although Ambrose was the first man eliminated, Reigns would ultimately win the match for the team.[71]AtTLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairsin December, CM Punk defeated The Shield in ahandicap matchafter Ambrose was accidentallyspearedby Reigns.[72]At theRoyal Rumbleon January 26, 2014, Ambrose entered his firstRoyal Rumble matchat number 11 and eliminated three participants, before being eliminated by Reigns.[73]The following night onRaw,The Shield faced Daniel Bryan, John Cena, and Sheamus in order to earn their spot in theElimination Chamber matchfor the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. The Shield lost afterThe Wyatt Family(Bray Wyatt,Erick Rowan,andLuke Harper) interfered, thus starting a feud between the two factions.[74]The Shield would lose to The Wyatt Family at theElimination Chamberpay-per-view, due to Ambrose abandoning his teammates midway through.[75]

After their feud with The Wyatt Family, The Shield moved on to a rivalry with Kane, turning intoheroic charactersin the process.[76][77]The group defeated Kane and theNew Age Outlaws(Road DoggandBilly Gunn) atWrestleMania XXXon April 6.[78]The feud with Kane also prompted The Shield to cease working for Triple H, who reformedEvolutionwith himself,Batistaand Randy Orton to battle them.[79]On April 28, Ambrose surpassedMVPas the longest-reigning United States Champion under the WWE banner.[80]The Shield defeated Evolution in a six-man tag team match atExtreme Rules.[81]The following night onRaw,Triple H forced Ambrose to defend his United States Championship in a 20-manbattle royal,which saw Ambrose surviving until the final two before ultimately being eliminated by Sheamus, thus ending his title reign at 351 days.[82][83]The Shield once again defeated Evolution atPaybackin aNo Holds Barredelimination matchin June.[84]The following night onRaw,Rollins betrayed Ambrose and Reigns and aligned himself with The Authority, breaking up the group.[85]

Feuds with Seth Rollins and Bray Wyatt (2014–2015)

After The Shield's split in June 2014, Ambrose began a prolonged feud with Seth Rollins

Ambrose promptly began feuding with Rollins, which included the duo interfering in each other's matches.[86]During this period, Ambrose and Reigns amicably separated as a team, with Ambrose debuting new ring attire and new entrance music.[87]Ambrose competed the2014 Money in the Bank ladder matchon June 29, which Rollins would win after Kane attacked Ambrose.[88]Ambrose was scheduled to face Rollins atBattlegroundon July 20, but he was ejected from the arena by Triple H after a pre-match brawl with Rollins. Rollins was later announced as the winner viaforfeit,prompting Ambrose to return to the arena and attack Rollins.[89]Ambrose and Rollins eventually wrestled atSummerSlamon August 17 in alumberjack match,which Ambrose lost after Kane again interfered and Rollins hit Ambrose with his Money in the Bank briefcase.[90]The following night onRaw,Ambrose faced Rollins in aFalls Count Anywhere match,which Ambrose lost by knockout after interference from Kane once again. After the match, Rollinscurb stompedhis head through cinder blocks, giving Ambrosekayfabe(fictional) "head and spine trauma" and causing him to take a hiatus from WWE.[91][92][93]Ambrose returned atNight of Championsin September and attacked Rollins.[94]The duo faced off in aHell in a Cell matchthe following month at thenamesake event,where Ambrose lost again when the returning Bray Wyatt interfered and attacked him.[95]

Ambrose in 2016

After consecutive losses to Wyatt at theSurvivor SeriesandTLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairspay-per-views,[96][97]Ambrose defeated Wyatt in aBoot Camp MatchatTribute to the Troops,[98]before losing to Wyatt yet again in aMiracle on 34th Street Fighton the December 22 episode ofRaw.[99]The feud between the two concluded when Wyatt defeated Ambrose in anambulance matchon the January 5, 2015, episode ofRaw.[100]At theRoyal Rumbleon January 25, Ambrose participated in the Royal Rumble match, but was eliminated by Big Show and Kane.[101]Ambrose then began a feud withIntercontinental ChampionBad News Barrett.[102]He failed to win the championship from Barrett atFastlaneandWrestleMania 31.[103][104]Ambrose defeated Luke Harper atExtreme Rulesin aChicago Street Fighton April 26, his first singles victory on a pay-per-view event since The Shield split up.[105]The following night onRaw,Ambrose competed in the2015 King of the Ringtournament, but was disqualified from the competition during his quarterfinal match with Sheamus, after interference from Dolph Ziggler.[106]

Ambrose returned to feud with Rollins over the WWE World Heavyweight Championship, defeating him in a non-title match on the May 4 episode ofRaw.As a result of this, he was added to Rollins's championship defense atPaybackagainst Randy Orton and Roman Reigns.[107]Rollins would retain his championship.[108]AtElimination Chamberon May 31, Ambrose faced Rollins in a singles match for the championship. He won the match by disqualification after Rollins shoved thereferee,but did not win the title, as championships cannot change hands by disqualification.[109]Regardless, Ambrose stole thechampionship beltfrom him and challenged Rollins to aladder matchfor the title atMoney in the Bankon June 14, which he narrowly lost.[110]

After Money in the Bank, Ambrose teamed up with Roman Reigns to defeat Wyatt and Harper atSummerSlam.[111]The following night onRaw,Ambrose and Reigns fought Wyatt and Harper in a SummerSlam rematch, during whichBraun Strowmanmade his WWE debut, helping Harper and Wyatt.[112]AtNight of Championson September 20, Ambrose, Reigns and a returningChris Jerichowere defeated by Wyatt, Harper, and Strowman in a six-man tag team match.[113]After Rollins legitimately injured his knee on November 3, the WWE World Heavyweight Championship was declared vacant; Ambrose entered a 16-man tournament to determine a new champion.[114]After defeatingTyler Breezein the first round,[115]Dolph Ziggler in the quarterfinals[116]andKevin Owensin the semifinals,[117]Ambrose ultimately made it to the finals at theSurvivor Seriesmain event on November 22 but lost to Reigns.[118]

Championship reigns (2015–2017)

"Crowd was more into Ambrose than [Roman] Reigns... Why does Ambrose continue to do morejobswhen he's the mostoverbabyface they have? "

Wrestling Observer Newsletterwriter Jeff Hamlin on Ambrose's recent losses in relation to his popularity with WWE audiences[119]

In December, Ambrose won the Intercontinental Championship for the first time after defeating Owens atTLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs.[120]He successfully defended the title against Owens and Ziggler multiple times between December and January 2016.[121][122][123]Ambrose competed in the2016 Royal Rumble matchfor the WWE World Heavyweight Championship, which he lost after being lastly eliminated by eventual winner Triple H.[124]Ambrose would later lose the Intercontinental Championship back to Owens in afive-way matchon the February 15 episode ofRaw,after Owens pinned Tyler Breeze.[125]

AtFastlaneon February 21, Ambrose faced Reigns andBrock Lesnarin a triple threat match to determine the number one contender for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship atWrestleMania 32,but lost after he was pinned by Reigns.[126]The following night onRaw,Ambrose challenged Lesnar to a No Holds Barredstreet fightmatch at WrestleMania 32, which Paul Heyman accepted on Lesnar's behalf.[127]He then failed to capture the WWE World Heavyweight Championship from Triple H at theRoadblockevent in March.[128][129]He was also unsuccessful in defeating Lesnar at WrestleMania 32.[130][131]Following WrestleMania, Ambrose began a rivalry with Chris Jericho.[132][133]He defeated Jericho atPayback,[134]and again atExtreme Rulesin anAsylum matchlater that month to end the feud.[135][136]

"To this point, Ambrose had lost almost every big match he has been in with Rollins, Wyatt, Reigns, Triple H and Lesnar all getting their hands raised at the end... We already knew that Dean Ambrose had the ability to be the biggest star of The Shield. Maybe now, especially in light of recent news, he will be."

Wrestling Observer Newsletterwriter Steve Khan on Ambrose's WWE World Heavyweight title cash-in at Money in the Bank[137]

Ambrose as theWWE Intercontinental Championin May 2017

In May, Ambrose qualified for the2016 Money in the Bank ladder match,[138]which he would win.[139]Later that same night, he would cash in his Money in the Bank contract and defeat Rollins to win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship for the first time.[140]Ambrose made his first title defense against Rollins on the July 18 episode ofRaw,which ended in a draw after a double pinfall.[141][142][143]The following night at the2016 WWE draft,Ambrose was drafted to theSmackDownbrand, being the brand's first draft pick and bringing the WWE Championship with him; that same night, he pinned Rollins to retain the championship.[144]AtBattleground,Ambrose retained his title against Reigns and Rollins after pinning Reigns.[145][146]Ambrose then successfully defended the renamed "WWE World Championship" against Dolph Ziggler atSummerSlamin August.[147][148]

AtBacklashon September 11, he lost the title toAJ Stylesafter Styles performed alow blowandStyles Clashwhile the referee was incapacitated.[149]Ambrose was unsuccessful in regaining the championship atNo Mercyon October 9 in a triple threat match also involving John Cena, who was pinned by Styles.[150]The following month atSurvivor Series,Ambrose made up part of Team SmackDown alongside Styles, Bray Wyatt, Randy Orton andShane McMahonin a winning effort over Team Raw.[151]He would face Styles once again in a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match atTLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairsfor the WWE title.[152]During the match,James Ellsworthinterfered and pushed Ambrose off a ladder through multiple tables, allowing Styles to retain the title.[153]Ambrose would then fail to become the number one contender for the reverted WWE Championship[154]in afatal four-way elimination matchinvolving Dolph Ziggler, Luke Harper, andThe Miz.[155]

On the January 3, 2017, episode ofSmackDown,Ambrose defeated The Miz to win the Intercontinental Championship for the second time.[156]He participated in the2017 Royal Rumble matchin which he lasted almost 27 minutes before being eliminated by Brock Lesnar.[157]On February 12, Ambrose took part in the WWE Championship Elimination Chamber match at theevent of the same name,where he eliminatedBaron Corbinwith aroll-uppin only for Corbin to attack him afterward, allowing Miz to eliminate Ambrose.[158]A match was set between Ambrose and Corbin at theWrestleMania 33pre-show on April 2, where Ambrose retained his Intercontinental Championship.[159]Two nights later onSmackDown,Ambrose wrestled in his final match for the brand, in a losing effort to Corbin in a non-title match.[160]Following that, Ambrose was moved to theRaw brandas a result of theSuperstar Shake-up.[161]He would then continue his feud with The Miz, who was also drafted to Raw in the Superstar Shake-up,[162][163]eventually losing the Intercontinental title to him atExtreme Rulesin June, thus ending his reign at 152 days.[164]Ambrose continued to feud with The Miz, leading up to a rematch for the Intercontinental Championship atGreat Balls of Fireon July 9, where he lost as a result of interference by The Miztourage (Curtis AxelandBo Dallas).[165]

The Shield reunion and injury (2017–2018)

Ambrose and Rollins in December 2017

On the July 10 episode ofRaw,Seth Rollins saved Ambrose from an attack by The Miz and The Miztourage.[166]After Rollins failed to gain Ambrose's trust for several weeks,[167][168][169]the two argued in the ring on the August 14 episode ofRawand eventually brawled with each other before fighting offCesaro and Sheamusand reuniting the team.[170]AtSummerSlamon August 20, Ambrose and Rollins defeated Cesaro and Sheamus to win the WWE Raw Tag Team Championship, making Ambrose both aTriple CrownandGrand Slamchampion in the process.[171][172][173]Ambrose and Rollins successfully defended the titles against Cesaro and Sheamus atNo Mercy,after Ambrose pinned Sheamus.[174]

On the October 9 episode ofRaw,Ambrose and Rollins reunited with Roman Reigns.[175]The newly reformed Shield was due to face the team of Braun Strowman, Cesaro, Kane, The Miz and Sheamus atTLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairsin a 5-on-3 handicap Tables, Ladders and Chairs match,[176]but Reigns was replaced byKurt Angleover an illness concern.[177]Ambrose, Rollins, and Angle would go on to win the match.[178]Ambrose and Rollins were scheduled to faceSmackDown Tag Team ChampionsThe Usos in an interbrand match atSurvivor Series,[179]but lost the tag titles back to Cesaro and Sheamus on the November 6 episode ofRawafter a distraction from SmackDown'sThe New Day(Big E, Kofi Kingston, and Xavier Woods),[180]thus ending their reign at 78 days.[181]This led to a match between The Shield and The New Day at Survivor Series two weeks later,[182]which the former won.[183]In December 2017, Ambrose suffered a triceps injury, reportedly rendering him out of action for nine months.[184][185][186][187]

Final storylines and departure (2018–2019)

Ambrose sporting his new look in December 2018

On the August 13, 2018, episode ofRaw,Ambrose returned with a new look consisting of short hair, a full beard, and a more muscular physique.[188]He assisted Rollins against an attack fromDrew McIntyreand Dolph Ziggler.[188]Six days later, he assisted Rollins in winning the Intercontinental Championship from Ziggler atSummerSlam.[189]The following night onRaw,Ambrose and Rollins aidedUniversal ChampionRoman Reigns in attacking Braun Strowman when the latter attempted to cash-in his Money in the Bank contract, once again reuniting The Shield.[190]AtHell in a Cell,Ambrose and Rollins were unsuccessful in defeating Ziggler and McIntyre for the Raw Tag Team Championship.[191]In October, The Shield defeated Ziggler, McIntyre, and Strowman atSuper Show-Down.[192]Two nights later onRaw,they were defeated by the same trio in a rematch. After the match, a frustrated Ambrose walked away from his teammates.[193]

On the October 22 episode ofRaw,after Reigns announced the return of his real-lifeleukemiaand relinquished the Universal Championship, Ambrose and Rollins defeated Ziggler and McIntyre to capture the Raw Tag Team Championship for the second time. However, Ambrose immediately attacked Rollins after the match, turning heel for the first time since 2014.[194]Two weeks later onRaw,Ambrose attacked Rollins again, after Rollins lost the tag titles in a handicap match againstAOP(AkamandRezar).[195]

The following week, Ambrose burned his Shield vest and explained that being part of the group had made him weak.[196]He would continue to taunt Rollins over the following weeks by stalking him,[197]gettingvaccinatedagainst what he perceived to be Rollins's "illness",[198]and ordering his own personalSWATteam to attack Rollins, subsequently christening himself the "Moral Compass of WWE".[199]Ambrose defeated Rollins atTLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairsin December to win the Intercontinental Championship, beginning his third reign with the title.[200]Throughout the following weeks, he successfully defended his title against Tyler Breeze,[201]Apollo Crews,[202]and Rollins,[203]before losing the championship toBobby Lashleyon the January 14, 2019, episode ofRaw,in a triple threat match also involving Rollins, ending his reign at 29 days.[204]

Ambrose entered the2019 Royal Rumble matchat number 14, but was eliminated byAleister Black.[205]The following night onRaw,he interrupted Royal Rumble winner Rollins and Triple H, proclaiming that Rollins never defeated him clean without interference and provoking Triple H into booking them in a match, which Ambrose subsequently lost.[206]A few hours afterRawwent off the air, it was reported that Ambrose had informed WWE officials that he would not be renewing his contract and would be leaving the company shortly afterWrestleMania 35.[207][208]WWE subsequently confirmed his decision in a statement.[209]It was reported that he had been offered an improved contract by WWE, which he turned down due to long-standing frustration with the creative direction of his character and a particular dislike of the "hokey"material he had been given.[210]

After weeks of teasing a reunion,[211][212]Ambrose reunited with Rollins and the recently returned Reigns on the March 4 episode ofRaw,after they assisted Ambrose from an attack by Baron Corbin, Bobby Lashley, Drew McIntyre, andEliasthe previous week, turning Ambrose face once again.[213]AtFastlaneon March 10, The Shield defeated the team of McIntyre, Lashley, and Corbin.[214]In his final singles matches in WWE, Ambrose would lose to McIntyre several times onRaw.[215][216]On the April 8 episode ofRaw,Ambrose was scheduled to face Bobby Lashley in what was billed as Ambrose's last match onRaw.However, the match never took place as Lashley insulted Ambrose's wife,Renee Young,resulting in a brawl that ended with Ambrose being slammed through the announce table.[217]AfterRawwent off the air, Ambrose joined Rollins and Reigns to address the fans, thank them for their support, and comment on his past accomplishments before celebrating with his Shield teammates.[218]The following week onRaw,he made another appearance after the show went off the air.[219]His final contractual match occurred at a special event calledThe Shield's Final Chapteron April 21, where he, Reigns, and Rollins defeated the team of Corbin, Lashley, and McIntyre.[220]He revealed that he was paid only $500 for wrestling in the match which is the minimum WWE could pay him for the event.[221]His contract expired on April 30.[222]

On Chris Jericho'sTalk is Jerichopodcast in May 2019, Good recounted his departure from WWE, though he began by saying he was grateful for his time there, and cited achieving success. He decided to leave WWE afterVince McMahonmade him give apromoonRawwhere his character would get inoculated from various diseases out of fear of catching a virus from the fans.[198]Good felt after this segment that his character was irreparably damaged.[222]He left WWE citing the cause as mental and emotional exhaustion after six years of explaining to McMahon how his ideas for Good's character were "stupid". Due to McMahon's control over the company, Good had to follow McMahon's writing, which left him unhappy. Good came to dread promos, which were previously his favorite part of performing as a wrestler, to the point of feeling physically ill.[222]His experience was corroborated by both Jericho and various anonymous WWE wrestlers and staff.[223]

All Elite Wrestling (2019–present)

AEW World Champion (2019–2021)

On May 1, Good—having reverted to his former Jon Moxley gimmick and name—posted a video on his Twitter account to promote the gimmick's return, which showed him breaking out of a prison.[224]The video was created by wrestler-turned-filmmakerNick Mondo.[225]On May 25, Moxley made his unannounced debut forAll Elite Wrestling(AEW) duringDouble or Nothing,the company's inaugural event, attacking Chris Jericho,Kenny Omega,and the referee after Jericho and Omega's main event match, thus establishing himself as anantiherocharacter.[226]Shortly after, it was announced that Moxley had signed a multi-year contract.[227]Moxley had his AEW debut match at theFyter Festevent in June, where he defeatedJoey Janelain an unsanctioned match.[228]After the match, Moxley was attacked by Omega in retaliation for his previous assault.[228]A match between the two was scheduled forAll Outon August 31.[229]However, a week before the event, Moxley was forced to pull out after being diagnosed with aMRSAstaph infection in his elbow, and would undergo surgery to remove it. AEW subsequently revealedPacas Moxley's replacement,[230][231]and the match was rescheduled for theFull Gearevent.[232]Moxley made his return on October 2, during the premiere episode ofDynamite,taking out Omega during the latter's main event match.[233]In the main event of Full Gear on November 9, Moxley defeated Omega in an unsanctionedLights Out match.[234][235]

After Full Gear, Moxley indicated his intentions to challenge for theAEW World Championship.[236]Chris Jericho, who held the championship, attempted to bribe Moxley into joining his group,The Inner Circle.[237][238]On the January 8, 2020, episode ofDynamite,Moxley initially accepted the proposal and seemingly joined the group, before revealing it was a ploy and turning on them moments later.[239]Moxley was entered into a tournament to determine the number one contender for the championship, defeatingSammy Guevaraand Pac to win.[240][241]

Moxley in October 2019

Moxley faced Jericho for the AEW World Championship atRevolutionon February 29, where he won the championship, becoming the first person to hold titles in AEW and NJPW simultaneously.[242]Moxley made his first defense of the championship on the April 15 episode ofDynamite,defeatingJake Hagerin anEmpty ArenaNo Holds Barred match.[243][244]Moxley then made further successful title defenses againstMr. Brodie LeeatDouble or Nothingon May 23,[245]Brian CageatFight for the Fallenon July 15,[246]andDarby Allinon the August 5 episode ofDynamite.[247]Moxley then moved onto a feud withMJF,who began a Presidential-style campaign against Moxley's championship reign and decreed that fans deserved a better champion.[248]The two faced atAll Outon September 5, where Moxley emerged victorious.[249]

Later that month, Moxley began a highly acclaimed rivalry with former friendEddie Kingston,who was jealous of Moxley's success. He defended the championship against Kingston on the September 23 episode ofDynamite,which he won by making Kingston pass out to a chokehold.[250]After retaining the championship againstLance Archeron the October 14 episode ofDynamite,Moxley was attacked by Kingston, who protested that Moxley had never made him submit.[251]AtFull Gearon November 7, Moxley defeated Kingston in an"I quit" matchto retain the championship.[252]Following this, Moxley rekindled his feud with Kenny Omega.[253]AtWinter Is Comingon December 2, Moxley lost the championship to Omega, thus ending his record-setting reign at 277 days, and giving Moxley his first singles loss in AEW.[254]After taking an absence, Moxley returned at theNew Year's Smashevent on January 6, 2021, but he was attacked by Omega and his alliesThe Good Brothers(Karl AndersonandDoc Gallows).[255]Moxley challenged Omega for the championship atRevolutionon March 7, in anExploding Barbed Wire Deathmatch,but lost.[256]

After losing to Omega, Moxley began an alliance with his erstwhile rival Eddie Kingston, who came to Moxley's rescue after the match at Revolution.[256][257]Over the following weeks, Moxley and Kingston would continue to feud with Omega and his allies, particularly focusing on Omega's friendsThe Young Bucks(Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson).[258][259]At theDouble or Nothingevent in May, Moxley and Kingston challenged The Young Bucks for theAEW World Tag Team Championship,but they were defeated.[260]

Moxley making his entrance in July 2021

On September 5 atAll Out,Moxley defeatedSatoshi Kojima.[261]On the October 6 episode ofDynamite,Moxley competed in aCasino Ladder Matchfor an opportunity at the AEW World Championship, but the match was won byAdam Page.[262]Also that month, he was inserted into a tournament to determine the next challenger for the world championship.[263]Moxley defeatedPreston "10" Vanceto advance to the semi-finals,[264]but he was withdrawn from the tournament after it was revealed that he had entered a rehabilitation program for alcoholism.[265]Mirowas subsequently unveiled as his replacement.[266]

Blackpool Combat Club (2022–present)

See also:Blackpool Combat Club

Moxley returned in January 2022, sporting a healthier and cleaner look.[267]He began a storyline with Bryan Danielson, who offered to team up with him, but Moxley stated that he would only consider teaming up with Danielson if they wrestled each other first.[268][269]Moxley defeated Danielson atRevolutionin March, but the two began brawling after their match; William Regal, once a mentor to both men on separate occasions, made his surprise debut to break up the fight and force them to shake hands.[270]With Regal as their manager, they formed a team which would later be named theBlackpool Combat Club(BCC) in reference to Regal's career beginnings in the English town ofBlackpool.[270][271]The group would begin a storyline withWheeler Yuta,who would aim to join the group. After first losing to Danielson, Yuta was defeated by Moxley in a critically acclaimed match on the April 8 episode ofRampage,earning the faction's respect, and joining them.[272]AtDouble or Nothingon May 29, Moxley and Danielson teamed with Eddie Kingston,Santana and Ortizto face theJericho Appreciation Society(Chris Jericho, Jake Hager,Daniel Garcia,Angelo Parker,andMatt Menard) in anAnarchy in the Arena match,but lost.[273]

Moxley atAEW x NJPW: Forbidden Doorin June 2022

On the June 3 episode ofRampage,AEW World Champion CM Punk announced he would not be able to defend his championship against scheduled challengerHiroshi Tanahashion June 26 atAEW x NJPW: Forbidden Doordue to injury.[274]On the June 8 episode ofDynamite,Moxley defeatedKyle O'Reilly,the winner of aCasino Battle Royalein the show's opener, to earn the chance to face for theinterim championshipat the event.[275]On June 12 atNew Japan Pro-Wrestling'sDominion 6.12 in Osaka-jo Hallevent, Tanahashi defeatedHirooki Gototo be confirmed as Moxley's opponent at Forbidden Door.[276]At the event, Moxley defeated Tanahashi to win the interim AEW World Championship.[277]Also that month, the debutingClaudio Castagnoliwould join the Blackpool Combat Club as its newest member.[277]

At theQuake by the Lakespecial episode ofDynamiteon August 10, the lineal AEW World Champion CM Punk returned and confronted Moxley, entering into a title dispute.[278]A match to determine the undisputed AEW World Champion was then scheduled atAll Out,however, due to heated confrontations between the two, it was announced that the match would instead take place on the August 24 episode ofDynamite,[279]in which Moxley quickly defeated Punk to win his record-setting second AEW World Championship, becoming the undisputed AEW World Champion in the process.[280]The following week onDynamite,Moxley laid out an open challenge for anyone to face him at All Out, which was accepted by Punk.[281]At All Out on September 4, Moxley was defeated by Punk, losing the undisputed championship and ending his reign at 11 days.[282]

Shortly following the event, Punk was suspended by AEW after getting into a legitimate backstage altercation with Kenny Omega and The Young Bucks.[283]As a result, the AEW World Championship was vacated, and Moxley was then inserted into atournamentto crown a new champion.[284]AtGrand Slamon September 21, Moxley defeated Bryan Danielson in the tournament final to win the vacant title and become the first ever three-time AEW World Champion.[285]On October 7, it was announced via press release that Moxley had signed a five-year exclusive contract extension with AEW that will see him take on mentorship and coaching roles, as well as continue to perform for the promotion as an in-ring wrestler.[286][287]On the October 18 episode ofDynamite:Title Tuesday, Moxley retained the AEW World Championship against Adam Page, in a match in which the latter suffered a legitimate injury after landing off a clothesline, causing a match stoppage.[288][289]AtFull Gearon November 19, Moxley lost the championship to MJF, after he was betrayed by Regal.[290]

Moxley started a feud in late November with the returning Adam Page,[291]who defeated him on the January 11, 2023 episode ofDynamite.[292]Moxley defeated Page in a rematch on the February 1 episode ofDynamite.[293]The two faced each other again in a Texas Deathmatch atRevolution,which Moxley lost by submission.[294]On the March 8 episode ofDynamite,Moxley, Castagnoli, and Yuta beat down Page and his allies inThe Dark Orderfollowing a match, turning heel.[295]The BCC would then target Page and his allies Kenny Omega and The Young Bucks, who would reformThe Eliteto challenge them. The two groups faced off in an Anarchy in the Arena match atDouble or Nothingon May 28, which the BCC won after assistance byDon CallisandKonosuke Takeshita,who attacked Omega during the final moments of the match.[296]At theForbidden Doorevent on June 25, Moxley, Castagnoli and Yuta teamed with Takeshita andShota Uminoto take on The Young Bucks, Page, Eddie Kingston andTomohiro Ishiiin a ten-man tag team match, but were defeated.[297]AtBlood and Guts,Moxley, Castagnoli and Yuta teamed with Takeshita andPacto face The Elite andKota Ibushiin a Blood and Guts match, but they were defeated after Yuta forfeited.[298]

At theAll Inevent on August 27, the BCC teamed with Santana and Ortiz to face Eddie Kingston,Penta El Zero MiedoandBest Friends(Orange Cassidy,TrentandChuck Taylor) in aStadium Stampede match,but lost.[299]The following week atAll Out,Moxley defeated Orange Cassidy to win theAEW International Championship.[300]However, he lost the title 17 days later toRey FénixatDynamite:Grand Slamon September 20.[301]During this match, he suffered a concussion that led to the match's end being changed to have Fénix win instead.[302]Due to his injury, Moxley took an absence from wrestling but remained active on AEW programming, including providing commentary at theWrestleDreamevent.[303]He was scheduled to return and face Fénix for the International Championship on the October 10 episode ofDynamite,but was removed from the match due to not being medically cleared and was replaced by Cassidy, who defeated Fénix to win the championship.[304]Cassidy defeated Moxley to retain the championship atFull Gearin November.[305]Following this, Moxley competed in theContinental Classictournament, but lost to Eddie Kingston in the finals atWorlds End.[306]

On the April 24 episode ofDynamite,Moxley successfully defended hisIWGP World Heavyweight ChampionshipagainstPowerhouse Hobbs.[307]On May 26 atDouble or Nothing,Moxley defeated Konosuke Takeshita in an IWGP World Heavyweight Championship eliminator match.[308]

New Japan Pro-Wrestling (2019–present)

IWGP United States Heavyweight Champion (2019–2021)

After weeks of New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW) airing videos of a mystery man targetingIWGP United States Heavyweight ChampionJuice Robinson,Moxley was revealed as the culprit in May 2019, challenging Robinson for a title match at the final night of theBest of the Super Juniors 26tournament on June 5.[309][310]At the event, he defeated Robinson in his NJPW in-ring debut to win the championship, making him the first wrestler to hold both IWGP and WWE United States Championships.[311]Following Moxley's original challenge, AEW CEOTony Khanstated that Moxley would be able to take independent and international bookings during the summer before AEW's television deal started in the fall of that year.[312]However during an interview withNikkan Sports,Good clarified that he would continue to appear for NJPW while being signed to AEW.[313]AtDominion 6.9 in Osaka-jo Hallon June 9, Moxley defeatedShota Uminobefore declaring himself as an entrant in the2019 G1 Climaxtournament.[314]From July to August, Moxley competed in the B Block of the G1 Climax, defeatingTaichiin his first tournament match.[315]He then went undefeated in the tournament with wins overJeff Cobb,[316]Tomohiro Ishii,[317]Shingo Takagi,[318]andTetsuya Naito,[319]before suffering his first loss toToru Yano.[320]He then lost his next three matches toJay White,[321]Hirooki Goto,[322]and Juice Robinson,[323]failing to advance to the tournament finals with a final standing of 10 points (five wins and four losses).[324]

On October 13, after he was unable to defend the United States Heavyweight Championship in a scheduled match against Robinson due to travel issues stemming fromTyphoon Hagibis,Moxley agreed to vacate the championship.[325][326]He was replaced in the match by Lance Archer, who defeated Robinson to win the championship.[327][328]On December 9, Moxley returned and interrupted Archer after his final match in the2019 World Tag Leaguetournament, attacking both Archer andMinoru Suzukibefore challenging the former to aTexas Deathmatchfor the United States Heavyweight Championship atWrestle Kingdom 14in January 2020.[329]During the first night of the event, he defeated Archer byknockoutto capture the championship for the second time,[330]and subsequently successfully retained the championship against Robinson the following night, ending their long-running feud. After the match, he was confronted and beaten down by Suzuki.[331]Moxley successfully defended the championship against Suzuki atThe New Beginning in Osakain February.[332]This would be Moxley's final match in NJPW for over a year, due to travelling issues relating to theCOVID-19 pandemic.On August 1, Moxley surpassed Kenny Omega as the longest reigning United States Heavyweight Champion.[333][334]

On the January 29, 2021, episode ofStrong,Moxley returned after an eleven-month absence and attackedKenta,who had earned a future United States Heavyweight Championship match the previous year by winning theNew Japan Cup USA.[335][336]The match took place atThe New Beginning USAon February 26, where Moxley defeated Kenta to retain the championship.[337]Through NJPW's partnership with AEW, Moxley successfully defended the United States Heavyweight Championship againstYuji Nagataon the May 12 episode of AEW's television showDynamite,marking the first time a NJPW championship was defended at an AEW event.[338]

At AEW'sFyter Festevent on July 14, Moxley again successfully defended the title against Karl Anderson.[339]However, on the second night of Fyter Fest the following week, Moxley lost the championship to Lance Archer in a Texas Deathmatch, ending his record-breaking reign at 564 days with five successful defenses.[340]At theResurgenceevent on August 14, Moxley teamed with Nagata to face The Good Brothers, but they were defeated.[341]

Sporadic appearances; IWGP World Heavyweight Champion (2021–present)

On the November 27 episode ofStrong,Moxley teamed with Eddie Kingston to face Minoru Suzuki and Lance Archer in a Philadelphia Street Fight, which the latter team won.[342]Moxley returned to the promotion to faceWill Ospreayat theWindy City Riotevent on April 16, 2022, where he was victorious in the main event.[343][344]At theCapital Collisionevent on May 14, Moxley challenged for the United States Heavyweight Championship in a fatal four-way match including Ospreay, Juice Robinson, and Hiroshi Tanahashi, which Robinson won.[345]At the Music City Mayhem event on July 30, Moxley defeatedEl Desperadoin a no disqualification match.[346]

After a lengthy absence, Moxley returned to NJPW at theResurgenceevent on May 21, 2023, teaming with Shota Umino and Wheeler Yuta to defeatKazuchika Okada,Tomohiro Ishii andRocky Romeroin a six-man tag team match.[347]Moxley returned to Japan on June 4 atDominion 6.4 in Osaka-jo Hall,teaming withClaudio Castagnoliand Shota Umino to challenge Okada, Hiroshi Tanahashi and Tomohiro Ishii for theNEVER Openweight 6-Man Tag Team Championships,however they were defeated.[348]

Once again overseas in Japan, Moxley returned to NJPW on November 4, facingGreat-O-KhanatPower Struggle,though the match quickly ended in a double count-out, as the two men brawled all over the arena and had to be separated by NJPW staff. Immediately following the match, Moxley challenged O-Khan to aFalls Count Anywhere match,which O-Khan promptly accepted. After brawling throughout the arena, Moxley defeated O-Khan.[349]Moxley returned in the main event, being in the corner of his protege Shota Umino, during his IWGP United States Heavyweight Championship match against Will Ospreay. Following Ospreay retaining the title, Moxley confronted him in the ring, seeking a match for the title however, both men were attacked byDavid Finlay.Finlay then used amalletto destroy both the IWGP United States Heavyweight Championship and the IWGP United Kingdom Heavyweight Championship belts, which represented a single championship. Finlay’s managerGedo,then challenged Ospreay and Moxley to a three-way match, on Finlay’s behalf for a brand new championship atWrestle Kingdom 18.[350]Soon after, the match was made official by NJPW, for the newly createdIWGP Global Heavyweight Championship.[351]On January 4, 2024 at Wrestle Kingdom 18, Moxley failed to win the new title, as the three-way match was won by Finlay.[352]

On January 13 atBattle in the Valley,Moxley defeatedShingo Takagiinno disqualification match.After the match, Moxley challengedIWGP World Heavyweight ChampionTetsuya Naito.The match was later made official forWindy City Riot.[353]At the event, Moxley defeated Naito to win his first IWGP World Heavyweight Championship and becoming the first wrestler to become a world champion in WWE, AEW, and NJPW, in what NJPW promotes as the "Global Grand Slam Champion". Post-match, Moxley took to the microphone to talk about the legendary figure he beat in the past but in his reign as champion, he wanted to face "the young, hungry lions". Moxley declared a title match to be his "graduation test" to his protègè Shota Umino, which he called out.Ren Naritaapproached Moxley and ducked him with his signature push-bar, choked Moxley, and declared to be the next No. 1 contender. This led to Umino fending Narita and saving Moxley with Moxley affirming that Narita had "just graduated from being a Young Boy to being a dead man", with Moxley and Umino closing the show.[354]On May 4, Moxley successfully defended his title against Narita on night 2 ofWrestling Dontaku.[355]On May 11 atResurgence,Moxley successfully defended the title against Umino. Post-match, Moxley and Umino were attacked byEvil,who declared himself to be the next challenger.[356]The match was later made official forDominion 6.9 in Osaka-jo Hall,where Moxley defeated Evil to retain the title. After the match, Moxley was confronted by previous champion Tetsuya Naito, who challenged Moxley to a rematch atForbidden Doorand Moxley accepted.[357][358]At the event on June 30, Moxley lost the title back to Naito, ending his reign at 79 days.[359]

Return to the independent circuit (2019–present)

Starting in June 2019, Moxley made sporadic appearances for severalindependentpromotions such asNortheast Wrestling(NEW)[360][361]and Future Stars of Wrestling (FSW).[362]He was also set to wrestle matches forOver the Top Wrestling(OTT)[363]andGame Changer Wrestling(GCW),[364]but the scheduled events were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[365][366]On October 11, 2020, Moxley defeatedChris DickinsonatJosh Barnett's Bloodsport 3.[367]He then defeatedDavey Boy Smith Jr.in the main event ofJosh Barnett's Bloodsport 5on February 20, 2021,[368]before losing toJosh BarnettatJosh Barnett's Bloodsport 6on April 8.[369]

At GCW's The Art of War Games pay-per-view in September 2021, Moxley defeatedMatt Cardonaas a surprise opponent to win theGCW World Championship.[370]On January 23, 2022, Moxley retained the GCW World Championship against Homicide atThe Wrld on GCWevent.[371]AtJosh Barnett's Bloodsport 8in March, Moxley defeatedBiff Busick.[372]At GCW'sFight Clubevent on October 8, Moxley lost the GCW World Championship to Nick Gage in atitle vs. career match,ending his reign at 399 days.[373]

Ring of Honor (2023)

On March 31, 2023, Moxley made his debut for AEW's sister promotionRing of Honor(ROH) atSupercard of Honor,accompanyingWheeler Yutato the ring for his match againstKatsuyori Shibata.[374]On December 16 atFinal Battle,Moxley made his ROH in-ring debut, teaming with Blackpool Combat Members Bryan Danielson and Claudio Castagnoli in a losing effort againstFTR(Cash WheelerandDax Harwood) andMark Briscoe.[375]

Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (2024)

On March 29, 2024, atHomenaje a Dos Leyendas,Moxley made hisConsejo Mundial de Lucha Libre(CMLL) debut, teaming with Claudio Castagnoli, Bryan Danielson, andMatt Sydalin a losing effort againstVolador Jr.,Blue Panther,Místico,andÚltimo Guerrero.[376]

Professional wrestling style, persona, and reception

"Unfortunately for the company, the same fans that rejected ReignsloveAmbrose.... Ambrose, as a physically smaller performer in a land where giants are preferred, is the truedark horse,both on camera and behind the scenes. "

CNETwriter Daniel Van Boom on Ambrose's popularity compared to main event star Roman Reigns[377]

Good was given the Jon Moxley ring name shortly before his first match by a fellow wrestler, who had misheard the name ofJames Van Der Beek's character Jonathan Moxon in the 1999 filmVarsity Blues.[378]He later said, "I'd probably been thinking about names for years and years, but I had no ideas.... So, right before I'm about to go out the ring announcer said, 'What's the name?' I didn't have one.... This other wrestler guy was just like, 'It's like theVarsity Bluesguy. He's like the guy fromVarsity Blues.Jonathan Moxley.' They're like, 'That's cool.' I was too nervous to say yes or no.... Actually, in the movie, it's Moxon. So the guy screwed up the name a little bit. It wasn't my idea at all, it was just foisted upon me. "[378]

Moxley performing his finishing move, known as theDirty Deedsin WWE and theParadigm ShiftorDeath Riderin AEW and NJPW, onShawn Spears

After debuting on WWE television as Dean Ambrose with The Shield, Good utilized aheadlock driver,theDirty Deeds,as afinishing move.[379][380]Soon after The Shield's initial split in 2014, he did not feel comfortable using a headlock driver on some wrestlers, so theDirty Deedswas changed to adouble underhook DDT.[381][382]Upon his departure from WWE, he changed his finisher to alifted underhook DDTor adouble underhook brainbuster,theParadigm Shift(in AEW) or theDeath Rider(in NJPW and later in AEW).[333][383]During his tenure in WWE's FCW territory, he used William Regal's finishing moves theKnee Trembler(arunning knee lift) and theRegal Stretch(across-legged arm trap STF) to mock Regal during their feud.[37]

Referred to as the "Lunatic Fringe" since his time in The Shield after the nickname of Cincinnati radio stationWEBN(which itself got it from thesong of the same namebyRed Rider),[4]Ambrose's WWE gimmick saw him characterized as a mentally unstable and unpredictable wildcard.[384]His gimmick has been compared toHeath Ledger'sJokerfrom the 2008 filmThe Dark Knight.[385][386]After becoming a villain in late 2018, Ambrose began proclaiming himself the "Moral Compass of WWE",[199]and this revamped character—with his use of gas masks, fur-lined coats, military attire, and a SWAT-like team to do his bidding—invited comparisons toTom Hardy'sBanefrom the 2012 sequelThe Dark Knight Rises.[387]

Ambrose's booking during his feuds with Seth Rollins and Bray Wyatt in 2014 was criticized by commentators, including James Caldwell of thePro Wrestling Torch,who stated that although "he's a utilitymain eventer",his lack of victories indicated that he was not" a guy "that WWE was positioning" for a 2-3 year sustained run on top ".[388]Ambrose's post-Shield run as a heroic character gained significant popularity, with him being cheered over fellow heroic character Roman Reigns when they faced off in three world title matches (Payback and Survivor Series in 2015 and Fastlane in 2016).[389][390][391]Ambrose was voted as theMost Popular Wrestler of the YearbyPro Wrestling Illustratedreaders in 2014 and 2015.[392]

Good's reversion to his Jon Moxley gimmick and subsequent debut at AEW's Double or Nothing after leaving WWE in 2019 was widely praised, with Phillip Martinez ofNewsweekcommenting that Good had caused "the wrestling world to erupt" after his surprise appearance.[393]Justin Barrasso ofSports Illustratedopined that Moxley was "the cornerstone of AEW",[394]and fellow AEW wrestler and on-screen rivalKenny Omegareferred to Moxley as the "MVP of AEW" in May 2023.[395]Varietyalso attributed Moxley as one of AEW's biggestratingsattractions for their weekly broadcast.[396]Moxley uses a version of the song "Wild Thing"byXas his entrance theme, as tribute to Japanese wrestlerAtsushi Onita,who utilized the same song.[397]

Moxley's match with Tomohiro Ishii during the G1 Climax in July 2019 was met with critical acclaim.Deadspin's Luis Paez-Pumar noted how the tournament offered an excellent platform for Moxley to shine following his departure from WWE and notably singled out his match against Ishii, calling it "almost certainly Moxley's best singles match ever, under any name, but it felt significant in another sense... it was good, brutal fun to watch, but it also pointed a way forward for Moxley not just as an attraction, but rather as a brilliant and brilliantly violent wrestler".[398]The match was also awardedfive starsby esteemed wrestling journalistDave Meltzerof theWrestling Observer Newsletter,[399]with Meltzer remarking, "I think this was the first time I ever saw a match where at the 17 second mark I already felt it was going to be a four star match... this is a four star match already, right now, and they're building from there."[400]

Other media

As Dean Ambrose, Good made his acting debut in the WWE producedactionfilm12 Rounds 3: Lockdown(2015), in which he starred as detective John Shaw.[401][402]He also made an uncredited cameo in the WWE filmCountdown(2016).[403]Under his real name, he appeared in the sports action filmCagefighter: Worlds Collide(2020) as Randy Stone, a professional wrestler who crosses over toMMAand fights the film's protagonist.[404][405]

Good, as Dean Ambrose, appears as a playable character in the video gamesWWE 2K14,[406]WWE 2K15,[407]WWE 2K16,[408]WWE 2K17,[409]WWE 2K18,[410]andWWE 2K19.[411]He also appears inAEW Fight Forever,as Jon Moxley.[412]

In 2011, Smart Mark Video releasedStories From the Streets: The Jon Moxley Story,a DVD featuring several of Good's matches in CZW, HWA, and IPW, as well as a two-and-a-half hourshoot interviewwith Good.[413]He has also spoken on several podcasts such asColt Cabana'sArt of Wrestlingin December 2014,[414]Chris Jericho'sTalk is Jerichoin May 2019 (in which he talked about his departure from WWE),[222]and AEW'sUnrestrictedpodcast in February 2020 (for which he was the inaugural guest).[378]Good'sautobiographyMoxwas released on November 2, 2021.[415]

Filmography

Year Title Role Notes
2015 12 Rounds 3: Lockdown John Shaw Credited as Dean Ambrose
2016 Countdown Himself Uncredited
2020 Cagefighter: Worlds Collide Randy Stone

Personal life

In 2013, Good began dating Canadian backstage interviewerRenee Paquette.[416][417]The two lived nearLas Vegas,[418]where they were married in an impromptu ceremony at their home in the early hours of April 9, 2017.[419]Their daughter, Nora, was born on June 13, 2021.[420][421][422][423]A few months later, they settled in his hometown ofCincinnatito be closer to both his family and Paquette's family in her hometown ofToronto.[424]

Good has referred to himself as aloner,which he has often incorporated into his onscreen character.[5]He has also called himself aminimalist,revealing that he drove to WWE's training center in hisrundown carwith only a bag of clothes and the money in his pocket upon accepting their contract offer.[8]He was roommates with fellow wrestlerBig Cassduring this time and moved out when he was promoted to the main roster, leaving behind thousands of dollars worth of merchandise sent to him by WWE and telling Cass to "give it to charity or something".[8]He then moved into his new apartment, which he left primarily unfurnished because he reasoned that he would be traveling most of the time.[8]

Good is a notably private person and largely avoidssocial media,which has been seen as rare in the era of wrestlers using social media to further storylines.[425]He refused to use theTwitterprofile WWE created for him in 2012,[426]and said in 2014, "I don't feel the need to open myself up to the opinion of everybody in the world with a phone or computer. I just don't get being connected to everybody on such a superficial level like that."[427]He set up Twitter andInstagramprofiles upon leaving WWE in 2019, though he continues to make almost no use of them.[428][429]He said in 2021, "Everybody just seems to hate [social media] which makes no sense. So then why are we using it?... I was out with an injury for a few months [and] I'd still be texting people, talking to people, you could call me on the phone [but] people would be like, 'Oh my God, what happened to you? Like, you've just been off the grid for months!'... I wasn't off the grid. I was just at home."[425]

In order to be closer to the recommended doctors during his recovery from an injured arm in 2018, Good lived for a period of time inBirmingham, Alabama,where he contractedMRSAin his arm.[186]He later claimed that the infection nearly killed him.[187]In November 2021, at Good's request, Tony Khan announced that Good had checked himself intorehabto address hisalcoholism.[430]He returned to wrestling three months later.[267]

Good began learningmixed martial artsin 2019 for his role in the filmCagefighter: Worlds Collide(2020).[431]After he finished filming, he continued training in MMA atXtreme Couture,[432]which included training withRandy Couturehimself.[433]He competed at theNAGACincinnati Grappling Championships on July 15, 2023, winning the men'sno-gibeginner/super-heavyweight/30+ age division by beating Chris Sailor, the only other competitor in that bracket.[434][435]At the same event, he competed in the men's no-gi beginner/absolute weightdivision, beating Sailor again in the first round before losing by submission in the second round.[436]He returned to competition at Twisted Tournament: Cincinnati on August 19, entering two divisions again but losing all of his matches.[437][438]

Championships and accomplishments

Professional wrestling

As Dean Ambrose, Good was a one-timeWWE Champion...
... a one-timeUnited States Champion,with his 351-day reign being the longest under the WWE banner...
... and a three-timeIntercontinental Champion
In AEW, Good, as Jon Moxley, is a record three-timeWorld Champion...
... and a one-timeInternational Champion
in NJPW, Moxley is a two-timeIWGP United States Heavyweight Champion,and the only wrestler to have held the WWE and IWGP U.S. Championships

Submission grappling

Luchas de Apuestasrecord

See also:Luchas de Apuestas
Winner (wager) Loser (wager) Location Event Date Notes
Nick Gage(career) Jon Moxley (championship) Atlantic City,New Jersey Fight Club October 8, 2022 [373]

Bibliography

  • Moxley, Jon (2021).Mox.Permuted Press.ISBN978-1637580387.

Notes

  1. ^When wrestling forNew Japan Pro-Wrestling,his ring name is written inkatakanaas ジョン・モクスリー (Jon Mokusurī).
  2. ^During his first reign, the title was called the WWE Tag Team Championship.
  3. ^During Moxley's first reign, the title was called the IPW Grand Championship.[451]
  4. ^When Ambrose won the title, it was known as the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. During the middle of his reign, the name was shortened to the WWE Championship and subsequently the WWE World Championship.

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Achievements
Preceded by 132ndWWE United States Champion
May 19, 2013 – May 5, 2014 		Succeeded by
Preceded by 154thWWE Intercontinental Champion
December 13, 2015 – February 15, 2016 		Succeeded by
Preceded by Mr.Money in the Bank
2016 		Succeeded by
Preceded by 127thWWE World Champion
June 19, 2016 – September 11, 2016 		Succeeded by
Preceded by 61thWWE Raw Tag Team Champion
August 20, 2017 – November 6, 2017
With:Seth Rollins 		Succeeded by
Preceded by 69thWWE Raw Tag Team Champion
October 22, 2018 – November 5, 2018
With:Seth Rollins 		Succeeded by
Preceded by 167thWWE Intercontinental Champion
December 16, 2018 – January 14, 2019 		Succeeded by
Preceded by 6thIWGP United States Heavyweight Champion
June 5, 2019 – October 14, 2019
Vacated after Moxley was unable to wrestle in a scheduled championship defense. 		Vacant
Title next held by
Lance Archer
Preceded by 2ndAEW World Champion
February 29, 2020 – December 2, 2020 		Succeeded by
Preceded by 8thIWGP United States Heavyweight Champion
January 4, 2020 – July 21, 2021 		Succeeded by
Preceded by 6thAEW World Champion
Interim championship
June 26, 2022 – August 24, 2022
Promoted
August 24, 2022 – September 4, 2022 		Succeeded by
Preceded by 22ndGCW World Champion
September 4, 2021 – October 8, 2022 		Succeeded by
Vacant
Title last held by
CM Punk 		8thAEW World Champion
September 21, 2022 – November 19, 2022 		Succeeded by
Preceded by 3rdAEW International Champion
September 3, 2023 – September 20, 2023 		Succeeded by
Preceded by 9thIWGP World Heavyweight Champion
April 12, 2024 – June 30, 2024 		Succeeded by
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