WWE suddenly drops a major Dean Ambrose reference

Jon Moxley fka Dean Ambrose is one of the top stars in AEW. Despite this, WWE just referenced him in a video.

Before arriving in AEW, Jon Moxley wrestled for the WWE for several years under the ring name Dean Ambrose. He started on the main roster as part of The Shield along with Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns. The trio was a dominant force to be reckoned with. After the group split, each man went their separate ways. All three of them found success by becoming a World Champion. However, Ambrose grew unhappy with his creative direction, which prompted him to leave the sports entertainment juggernaut and join AEW.

With Survivor Series around the corner, WWE just uploaded a playlist of some of the best Roman Reigns moments from the PPV over the years to its YouTube channel. Since Moxley was an integral part of Reigns' early career, he has featured in the video a couple of times.

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Former WWE star Stevie Richards believes Logan Paul is better than Jon Moxley

Despite his lack of formal training, Logan Paul has proven himself to be highly athletic in the ring. He has been able to compete against some of the biggest WWE stars. Paul has showcased multiple times that he is a natural-born athlete in the ring. However, a wrestling veteran believes the social media star may be better than some top AEW names.

Speaking on the Stevie Richards Show, the wrestling veteran claimed that Logan Paul is better than Jon Moxley, Darby Allin, Will Ospreay, and Kenny Omega because he has built a character that fans can love or hate.

"Logan Paul is better than everybody in AEW. [Jon Moxley?] Yes. [Darby Allin?] Yes. [Will Ospreay?] Yes. [Swerve Strickland?] Yes. [Kenny Omega?] Yes. [Young Bucks?] Yes. [Why? There are some big names there. Why is Logan Paul better than them?] Because, he’s a character. I get that I can hate or love Logan Paul, and he’s every bit as athletic as all of them. He’s proven it," Richards said.

It's interesting to hear someone compare Logan Paul to some of the best talent AEW has to offer.

Edited by Sunil Joseph