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.

AEW CEO Tony Khan talks up the impending AEW World Championship clash between Jon Moxley and Orange Cassidy at Full Gear.

Jon Moxley has been the AEW World Champion for approximately six weeks.

AEW World Champion Jon Moxley will defend his title against Orange Cassidy in the main event of AEW Full Gear. The two stars have feuded before, and their rivalry has even higher stakes now, both because the world title is on the line and because Moxley has been trying to take over the company.

Jon Moxley thinks Orange Cassidy is much more serious than he lets on. The AEW Champion has been analyzing the former International Champion through a series of promos in recent weeks. Outside of attacks on Orange Cassidy,

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

Since then, Moxley has become the first and only man to hold the AEW World Title on four separate occasions, headlined many AEW pay-per-view events, and continues to be one of the top performers in all of professional wrestling. Tony Khan, speaking to CHGO Sports, went so far as to say that Jon Moxley is the greatest star ever to perform in AEW.

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.

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.