Ranking Every WWE To AEW Move From Worst To Best

Setting the standard for every jaw-dropping WWE defection that would follow, Jon Moxley's Double or Nothing 2019 surprise debut still sits as one of the loudest AEW occurrences in company history.

But not content on resting on his laurels, the thoroughly disenchanted one-time Dean Ambrose buried all memories of his lacklustre final months within Vinnie Mac's former empire by taking the AEW product by storm.

Proving he was the company's real undisputed top guy right from the off, his barbaric Lights Out clash with Kenny Omega, thrilling stint in NJPW, and refusal to back down from Chris Jericho's Inner Circle set the stage for his winning of the big one.

If that wasn't enough, Mox then only went and steered the AEW ship throughout a global pandemic, giving folks at home a welcome escape as their AEW World Champion conquered monsters and staved off rising stars.

And cementing his hero status, The Purveyor of Violence's honesty in his struggles with alcoholism and eventual return to the AEW sphere have likely inspired many to seek their own variations of help, too.

Currently sitting as your first-ever two-time AEW World Champion, in Moxley we most definitely trust. And the best still looks like it's yet to come.