Jon Moxley

Professional wrestler in WWE and AEW

Jon Moxley - Athletes & Sports Figures born December 7th, 1985
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Born in 1985, this professional wrestler gained prominence in WWE under the ring name Dean Ambrose. Achievements in WWE include winning the WWE Championship, WWE Tag Team Championship, and the United States Championship. Transitioning to All Elite Wrestling (AEW), he emerged as a prominent star, capturing the AEW World Championship. His wrestling style blends high-flying acrobatics with a hard-hitting approach, making him a formidable competitor in the ring.

WWE Champion and AEW World Champion

Multiple-time WWE Tag Team Champion

United States Champion in WWE

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