8 Wrestlers Who Actually Looked MUCH Better BALD

3. Jon Moxley

Dean Ambrose Jon Moxley
WWE/AEW

He'd long since washed the pink highlights down the drain (thank God), and he'd settled on a slightly trimmer cut than what he'd been rocking during his CZW deathwish heyday (thank God), but Jon Moxley had still been fighting a losing battle against male pattern baldness by the time he took a razor to his head.

This time - and this time alone - it was to embrace his egg.

Performance-wise, Moxley morphed into even more of a machine. His intensity levelled up, his match quality went up a star or two, and his promos, whether to-camera or to-audience, left the viewer with bated breath. That's exactly what a wrestler should hope to achieve upon gambling on a new look, but Moxley's nude coconut also represented a major personal change.

Though he wouldn't go fully naked up top until 2024, Mox had begun transitioning into something of a buzzcut two years prior, which coincided with his inpatient treatment at an alcohol rehabilitation facility. Ditching the scraggly look was a microscopic difference in comparison to the very real changes that he'd made to the inner workings of his body and mind, but it was absolutely a decision that added to how healthy he looked upon his resurfacing.

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