Dyer and his co-host Dave LaGreca then discussed a number of different side avenues that AEW can travel down with Moxley and the Death Riders. Of the ones that have been discussed by the wider AEW fanbase, one that Dyer believes would be a great way to show just how much Moxley is struggling to keep it all together for his cause is through someone who AEW fans know very well; broadcaster, announcer, and Moxley’s wife Renee Paquette.

“I think you can tell a really compelling story with Mox and Renee after the ‘I Quit’ match of like ‘How much longer are we going to keep doing this?’ I would like to see a different opponent each week, because Mox is not going to make Kyle O’Reilly in this little feud, it’s just not going to happen. Mox is a former world champion, he’s been a prominent face in AEW since day one, he has television every week, and you’ve got to build Kyle O’Reilly up in a different way. It’s just my opinion and I could be completely f****** wrong, I’m fully aware for that.”

Dyer explained that Moxley trying to make O’Reilly is similar to how John Cena lost to Austin Theory at WWE WrestleMania 39 and how it didn’t really make a lot of difference in the long-run. Instead, Dyer would prefer to see Moxley face different opponents each week that he continues to struggle against and convey that struggle through Paquette, with Paquette telling other AEW wrestlers or even the Death Riders themselves that she wants her husband back, and her daughter wants her dad back.

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