Death Riders member sends a message to Jon Moxley after he loses 'I Quit' Match at AEW WrestleDream

Jon Moxley suffered a huge loss against Darby Allin at AEW WrestleDream last weekend in their epic 'I Quit' Match. The defeat has visibly shattered Moxley's confidence, and he seems to be looking to get his momentum back. Amid these tough times, a Death Riders member recently sent a message to The Purveyor of Violence that caught the attention of many fans.

Marina Shafir recently said that she believes Moxley will get back to his self even after this huge defeat soon. In a video shared by All Elite Wrestling, Moxley acknowledged that the 'I Quit' Match gave Allin an advantage. However, he added that The Death Riders are looking to get back to their feet yet again to conquer AEW in the coming weeks.

Shafir reshared the same post on her X with a positive message for the former AEW Women's World Champion. The Death Riders' member wrote that she knows how strong Moxley is and expressed full support for his comeback after the major loss.

"We all know and believe in who you are #DeathRiders," she wrote.

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Check out her X post below.

Tony Khan says Jon Moxley is one of the most important stars in AEW

Jon Moxley has been signed with All Elite Wrestling since 2019. In this epic run in the Jacksonville-based promotion, The Purveyor of Violence has won multiple AEW World Titles, marking his name as a top star of the company. Recently, Tony Khan shared some words on the presence of the former WWE star in AEW.

In a chat with 3NT Wrestling, Khan said that while Moxley has been a top figure in AEW storylines, he has an even more important presence backstage. The AEW President revealed that the Death Riders' leader is a respected name in the AEW locker room.

“Jon Moxley, since day one, has been one of the most important stars in AEW. But backstage, Jon Moxley’s also—as you’ve correctly assessed—one of the most important people backstage in AEW. Everybody in AEW has so much respect for Jon Moxley," Khan said. [H/T: SEScoops]

In fact, Moxley's current rival, Darby Allin, made similar kinds of statements about the former AEW World Champion. That said, it will be interesting to see what is in store for Moxley's future in All Elite Wrestling.

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