SurvivingTheAsylum

"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."

"When it came to to AEW and all of wrestling, Jon Moxley to me was the most valuable person. I mean, he headlined, he drew money, he had incredible matches. I mean, if you watch Jon, you know, sometimes backstage, I watch him and he can hardly walk. It seems like, you know, he's limping around. I mean, he can't be 100% healthy and he doesn't complain about it one bit."

"He has been able to carve a very unique and interesting spot in pro wrestling. I mean, when you talk about a tweener as well and making it work, it's been fascinating for me to watch this because you don't know what Jon Moxley, you don't know what you get with the death riders from match to match."

“It's all weird. Last time Will was here he said he was United Empire through and through and now he has a Death Rider badge. I said to him in Fukuoka, you left once, I'm not going to let you leave a second time, so next time he comes to Japan he needs to have his tail between his legs.”