The wrestling world was left in disbelief after Jon Moxley was set on fire during a dramatic segment at AEW All Out 2025. The incident involved AEW star Darby Allin, who shocked audiences by attacking Moxley with a sudden, violent assault backstage after their brutal coffin match. This shocking moment has sparked strong reactions from members of the Death Riders and fans alike.
During the intense coffin match, both men used every weapon available to dominate each other, with Jon Moxley ultimately clinching the win. His victory was cemented with the help of returning wrestler PAC, who assisted Moxley in placing Allin inside the coffin and carrying him away. However, Allin surprised Moxley by bursting from the coffin backstage, aggressively striking Moxley with a windpipe weapon before confining him in a body bag and setting it ablaze.
Death Riders Member Marina Shafir Speaks Out
Following this startling event, Marina Shafir, a member of the Death Riders faction, shared her reaction on social media. She posted a picture showing a bloodied Jon Moxley alongside the hashtag #AEWAllOut, signaling support and concern for her teammate after the harrowing attack. Her brief but pointed message has drawn attention to the severity of the moment within the professional wrestling community.
Bryan Danielson Discusses Strained Relationship with Jon Moxley
Bryan Danielson, once an ally of Jon Moxley as part of the Blackpool Combat Club, revealed key insights into their fractured relationship. The two wrestlers, once united, now face irreparable tensions following Moxley’s formation of the Death Riders faction and his victory over Danielson for the AEW World Championship at WrestleDream 2024. This title match was a pivotal moment, ultimately leading to Danielson’s retirement from active competition.
On the All Out 2025 Zero Hour show, Danielson spoke candidly with Renee Paquette, who is Moxley’s real-life partner, reflecting on how the conflict has spilled over into their personal lives. Danielson made it clear that Moxley’s recent actions have affected their families, stating,
“We can’t go over to your [Renee] house anymore. Our kids can’t play anymore, and all those sorts of things.”
This admission highlights the deep personal rift between Danielson and Moxley, raising questions about if and when they might reconcile, whether in or out of the wrestling ring.
Impact on AEW and Future Storylines
The incident of Jon Moxley being set on fire by Darby Allin at AEW All Out 2025 marks one of the most shocking moments in recent AEW history. It not only intensifies the rivalry between these two performers but also adds fuel to the ongoing feud involving the Death Riders faction. Such violent theatrics underscore AEW’s reputation for pushing the boundaries of wrestling storytelling and physicality.
With Bryan Danielson’s strained relationship with Moxley made public, fans and wrestlers alike are left wondering about future alliances and conflicts within AEW. The personal tensions spilling over into their families may shape character motivations and story arcs moving forward, creating a more layered and emotionally charged wrestling narrative.
As the AEW audience absorbs the fallout from this brutal attack, anticipation grows over the next chapters in these intertwined rivalries. Whether there will be a resolution between Danielson and Moxley, or if the Death Riders continue to dominate the AEW landscape, remains to be seen.
DARBY ALLIN SET JON MOXLEY ON FIRE!!#AEWAllOut
— WrestlePurists (@WrestlePurists) September 20, 2025
#AEWAllOut pic.twitter.com/o6T6UZ4UUN
— Marina Shafir (@MarinaShafir) September 21, 2025
