‘I Quit’ match official for AEW WrestleDream
The first match is set for next month’s AEW WrestleDream and it promises to be the latest violent chapter in a violent rivalry.
At the close of AEW Dynamite, Darby Allin, armed with a flamethrower, issued a challenge to blood rival Jon Moxley to an “I Quit” match for the Saturday, October 18 pay-per-view from St. Louis, Missouri. Moxley didn’t immediately accept but in a video shared on X later on, Moxley accepted in his own words (seen below).
Allin’s appearance came after AEW Women’s World Champion Kris Statlander turned down an invite to join the Death Riders, clotheslining Wheeler Yuta before escaping the scene and a probable beatdown. Allin then ran off the group with the aforementioned flamethrower, leading to the challenge.
The two are coming off a violent and bloody coffin match at this past Saturday’s All Out that Moxley won, thanks to the return of PAC. The two have four singles matches against each other in AEW with Moxley going 4-0.
Allin has never had an I Quit match while Moxley has two of them in his career, the last coming against Eddie Kingston at 2020’s Full Gear.
It’s the first official match for the PPV.