AEW World Champion Jon Moxley says AEW might have gotten things out of order with their expansion. AEW recently scored a major win, as the EW signed a multi-year rights deal with Warner Brothers Discovery in October.

As Orange Cassidy is set to face AEW champion Jon Moxley in New Jersey at Full Gear on Nov. 23, the coolest professional wrestler in the industry reflected on both the history and the future of the company.

Same opponents, all new stakes. Jon Moxley and Orange Cassidy will headline Saturday's Full Gear PPV, one year after they battled over the AEW International Ch

Moxley was also asked to comment on what was next for AEW, and he said that it was life or death, as the company had to be a success. Moxley stated that if not, the business would get set back 20 years. He said that AEW had not nailed down its identity yet, but he would plant a flag. He also stated that it could be the best place he ever worked

AEW World Champion Jon Moxley discusses why AEW needs to continue growing or potentially die as it moves forward.

Moxley has waged war against many popular faces within the company including Darby Allin. The brawler turns his attention next to another fan favorite and AEW steward in Orange Cassidy. The normally fun-loving man of few words in blue denim took a darker more serious turn in black.

AEW Dynamite's go-home episode featured intense moments with the Death Riders and expertly built excitement for Saturday's Full Gear.

Orange Cassidy says AEW should evolve naturally, rather than trying to force anything. Cassidy has been with AEW since 2019, and he has seen it grow a lot. The company continues to evolve heading into 2025,

Full Gear 2024 is a major story setting up the future of All Elite Wrestling as a company. Let's take a look at the match card and make predictions for the big pay-per-view event.