Nope.

"The thing I love about Jon too is that he really does try to raise everyone's level around him. He cares about the product."

"Who are the leaders right remember this used to be this recurring storyline in AEW and I think once Brian Danielson retired and there I don't say there was a void but if there was one I don't think there's any question that Jon Moxley filled it in. That guy does everything possible to set an example for others."

"He keeps himself in fantastic shape, right? He's accessible. He tries to offer advice to people. Jon's a different cat. He's wired a little differently. He talks a little differently. You'll know, there's no question about that. But he does care about this."

"He cares about, you know, pro wrestling and he cares about the people around him."

"I love you. I say your name all the time when you're not around just to put more of you in the world." — Headless John The Baptist Hitchhiking, C.T. Salazar

But for me, Redemption isn't about getting even. It's not even about making up for lost time. For me, Redemption means that I'm gonna prove that the worst day of my career doesn't have to define the rest of it.

Seth coming here with a chair is SOOO symbolic, I don't know how I missed it.

Seth betrayed them with a chair, and now he comes with a chair to save Dean.