Jon Moxley’s AEW future update was delivered directly by Tony Khan, revealing Moxley is scheduled for a high-stakes match this week on AEW Dynamite: New Year’s Smash. After capturing the Continental Championship at Worlds End, Moxley turns his momentum to a Continental Eliminator match against Josh Alexander, further escalating his presence in the company.
Moxley’s Standout Night and Rising Momentum
Over the weekend at AEW Worlds End, Jon Moxley, often referred to as the Purveyor of Violence, delivered standout performances by securing two significant victories. These crucial wins enabled him to triumph in the Continental Classic and dethrone Kazuchika Okada for the title of Continental Champion. Despite a villainous role throughout much of the year, Moxley won over the crowd, who celebrated his hard-fought achievement and ongoing dedication to the AEW brand.
Major Match Announced for AEW Dynamite
Tony Khan has pushed Jon Moxley’s story forward by confirming that he will face Josh Alexander during Dynamite’s New Year’s Smash event in a Continental Eliminator match. This bout carries Continental rules: no outside interference, and Alexander will earn a shot at the Continental Championship if he secures a victory or survives the twenty-minute time limit. This match comes at a time when tensions are mounting between the Death Riders, the Don Callis Family, and key AEW contenders.
“#AEWDynamite TOMORROW, NYE AEW Continental Eliminator @JonMoxley vs @Walking_Weapon After Mox won the 2025 C2, he’ll fight Josh Alexander in a Continental Eliminator: no outside interference, Alexander can earn a future title shot with a win or lasting the 20 minute time limit!”
Khan announced.
Tony Khan Discusses Moxley’s Physical Resilience
Appearing on the Takedown on SI, Tony Khan highlighted Jon Moxley’s reputation as a tireless member of the AEW roster. Despite being involved in grueling feuds and matches throughout the year, Moxley refused any time off, even as he wrestled through injury in the early months of 2025. Khan underscored Moxley’s resilience and gradual return to fitness, attributing his improved condition to perseverance.
“Jon was pretty hurt at the start of the year,”
Khan said.
“He was banged up, and he worked his way back in without ever taking time off. He’s been here all year, and he actually got healthier wrestling every week. The man’s a marvel.”
— Tony Khan, President of AEW
This description underscores Moxley’s essential role as a dependable member of AEW, frequently taking center stage and reinforcing his status as a mainstay among wrestling’s elite.
Moxley’s Enduring Role as AEW’s Standard-Bearer
Despite opinions to the contrary, Jon Moxley’s consistently high level of performance has established him as one of AEW’s most reliable and central figures. By participating in relentless matches and leading major storylines from the Death Riders’ rivalry with the Don Callis Family to championship pursuits, he continues to demonstrate that his place at the forefront of AEW is earned and secure.
The upcoming Continental Eliminator match against Josh Alexander promises not only to further intensify ongoing AEW rivalries but also to reinforce Jon Moxley’s importance to the promotion’s future. Fans can expect an energetic and vibrant showdown as Moxley stakes his claim as champion, while Alexander seeks to capitalize on the open opportunity for a future title shot.
#AEWDynamite
TOMORROW, NYEAEW Continental Eliminator@JonMoxley vs @Walking_Weapon
After Mox won the 2025 C2, he’ll fight Josh Alexander in a Continental Eliminator:
no outside interference,
Alexander can earn a future title shot with a win or lasting the 20 minute time limit! pic.twitter.com/CYdAyBN9c2— Tony Khan (@TonyKhan) December 31, 2025
