Jon Moxley is still striving to improve.
Jon Moxley is a former WWE Champion and a three-time AEW World Champion. He is one of the most decorated wrestlers in the business today, but he wants to keep getting better.
Speaking with Liam Crowley of ComicBook.com, Jon Moxley shared his hope that fans are just seeing the tip of the iceberg of what he’s capable of.
“I think you’re just seeing the tip of the iceberg of what I’m capable of,” Jon Moxley said. “At least that’s what I’m hoping for. But then because I’m not 25 anymore, that’s going to take even more work, even more effort mentally to navigate through all this. I want to get better every single year, every single month, every single day. I’m always trying to learn something. I try to surround myself with people and communicate with people that are of that same mindset.”
Jon Moxley Tries To Remain A Student As Much As Possible
Jon Moxley went on to describe how he continues to learn. He named William Regal and Josh Barnett as two people who have taught him a lot.
“You never know who you’re going to learn from. I have my own coaches that I make sure that are always giving me feedback and ideas,” Moxley continued. “William Regal will always be a guy like that for me. Josh Barnett’s another guy like that. I try to keep myself in the student role as much as possible so that I’m always learning and getting better.”
Jon Moxley Draws Inspiration From Various Places
After highlighting a Kobe Bryant quote about how the whole world can become your library, Jon Moxley detailed how he draws inspiration from various places.
“If I go to jiu-jitsu, kickboxing, sparring, training pro wrestling, talking about pro wrestling, whether I’m f–king shooting videos back and forth, even if I’m just reading a comic book, my radar is still open,” Jon Moxley said. “Maybe this character will say something to this character and that will be an idea that I could steal and then use for pro wrestling. I’m constantly taking in information and trying to assimilate it and use it all eventually to be used in the ring.
“I don’t have many interests other than just the s–t that I like. If it doesn’t involve arm bars and punching people in the face and wrestling and f–king barbed wire and chairs and s–t, then it’s really not that interesting to me. I pretty much just do that 24/7.”
Jon Moxley will face RUSH on the December 6 episode of AEW Dynamite. WrestleZone will have coverage of the show as it airs.
