Jon Moxley enters an inpatient alcohol treatment program, reveals AEW President Tony Khan


Jon Moxley enters an inpatient alcohol treatment program, reveals AEW President Tony Khan

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Jon Moxley, one of the biggest professional wrestling superstars, will be entering an inpatient alcohol treatment program. The news was broken by the President and CEO of All Elite Wrestling, Tony Khan. He mentioned that he was given the permission to share this news by Moxley and his wife, Renee Paquette.  

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“Jon Moxley has allowed me to share with you that he is entering an inpatient alcohol treatment program.  Jon is a beloved member of the AEW family. We all stand with him and Renee, and all of his family and friends, as he shifts his focus to recovery,” tweeted AEW President Tony Khan.

Jon Moxley is popularly known for his time on WWE, where he appeared as Dean Ambrose. Post his departure from the company in 2019, Moxley was one of the first Superstars to jump ship from WWE to AEW. In addition to appearing for AEW, Moxley also appears for New Japan Pro-Wrestling as well as on the independent circuit.

Jon Moxley is the second-ever AEW World Champion. He won the title from Chris Jericho at the inaugural AEW Revolution PPV. Moxley hit a Paradigm Shift onto Jericho to be crowned the Champion. He had a dominant reign of 277 days as the AEW World Champion.

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Jon Moxley recently released his autobiography titled MOX

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On November 2nd, John Moxley’s autobiography titled “MOX” was released. In the book Moxley has made some interesting revelations about his time with WWE.  He mentioned that he was often asked by WWE CEO and Chairman Vince McMahon to “tone it down”. Moxley went on to mention that this instruction from McMahon often made him self-conscious.

“The response from the crowd to all of it was great. I had been hitting on all cylinders that evening. The note I got from Vince: ‘Tone it down.’ The next night I went out and had basically the same match in Richmond, except this time I felt strangely self-conscious. It was not as good. I didn’t really do anything different, but I felt like I was wrestling in f***ing bowling shoes with ‘tone it down’ ever present in my mind,” mentioned Moxley in his book.

As the professional wrestler enters the inpatient alcohol treatment program, we wish the very best for Moxley, his family and friends.

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