Jon Moxley banned from household by WWE Hall of Famer Brie Bella, who recently disclosed that she does not allow her children to watch the AEW star’s matches due to their violent content. Bella, married to AEW’s Bryan Danielson, highlighted Moxley’s aggressive in-ring style as the reason behind this ban.
She referenced Moxley’s recent brutal title bout against “Hangman” Adam Page, involving barbed wire, steel chains, crushed glass, and a bed of nails as examples of the intense violence. To ease her daughter Birdie’s concerns during viewing, Brie explained that the blood seen in wrestling is just ketchup.
“I don’t let our kids watch anything Moxley does because I know it will be so violent,” —Brie Bella
Cedric Alexander Keeps Door Open for Hurt Syndicate Reunion
The possibility of Cedric Alexander reuniting with his former Hurt Business teammates as a member of The Hurt Syndicate in AEW has generated buzz. Alexander, currently with TNA Wrestling focusing on singles competition, encouraged speculation regarding his potential AEW involvement on a recent edition of Busted Open.
“It’s good to get people talking [on rumors of him joining the Hurt Syndicate]. I’m glad people were wondering what can happen, cause that adds to the excitement of it all.” —Cedric Alexander
Though he remains under contract elsewhere, the rumors of a Hurt Syndicate revival in AEW have sparked anticipation among fans.
Deonna Purrazzo’s Absence from AEW Programming Explained
Deonna Purrazzo, bound by a three-year contract with AEW through 2027, has yet to appear regularly on AEW television due to injury setbacks. Reports indicate that her recovery has delayed her involvement with major events like All In: Texas.
Despite her absence in AEW, Purrazzo continues to compete actively in Ring of Honor and the independent wrestling scene, most recently wrestling during the June 21 ROH tapings.
Bandido Faces Injury Concerns after Grueling AEW and ROH Schedule
ROH World Champion Bandido is currently dealing with physical strain following an intense series of matches during AEW’s marquee weekend. He defended his title successfully at ROH Supercard of Honor and participated in the Men’s Casino Gauntlet Match the very next day, showcasing impressive endurance and skill.
“Bandido, I’ve heard, is kinda banged up, but everything he did looked great.” —Dave Meltzer
Subsequently, Bandido competed on Collision and Dynamite before traveling to Mexico, where he wrestled consecutive nights alongside partners Mistico and Atlantis Jr. The demanding schedule has raised questions about when fans will see him next on AEW programming.
Roman Reigns Mentions WWE Legend’s Faction During WWE RAW Segment
Roman Reigns sparked excitement on WWE RAW’s latest episode by unexpectedly referencing Chris Jericho‘s group, The Learning Tree, during a confrontation with Paul Heyman, Bronson Reed, and Bron Breakker. The faction includes former WWE Superstar Big Bill and Bryan Keith.
This brief mention ignited discussions among fans across social media, with many expressing surprise and eagerness to see if either Jericho or members of The Learning Tree would respond.
Wrestling World Reacts to Recent Developments in AEW and WWE
The news of Jon Moxley banned from household by Brie Bella reflects growing concerns about violence in wrestling among some family members of stars. Meanwhile, the gossip surrounding Cedric Alexander and The Hurt Syndicate fuels speculation about future AEW storylines.
Deonna Purrazzo’s ongoing injury and Bandido’s rigorous competition schedule underscore the physical demands placed on wrestlers in both AEW and affiliated promotions like ROH. Roman Reigns’ nod to a WWE legend’s faction hints at continuing crossover and layered storytelling in wrestling’s top companies.
Collectively, these developments maintain strong fan engagement and set the stage for fresh rivalries and alliances across AEW and WWE in the coming months.
