"Such a b*tch" - Former IWGP World Heavyweight Champion sends a message to Jon Moxley after AEW Revolution

NJPW star Will Ospreay has sent a message to Jon Moxley. The former AEW World Champion was recently in action against Bryan Danielson at Revolution 2022 in what was an absolute bloodbath.

Moxley is no stranger to NJPW. The AEW star is also a former IWGP United States Heavyweight Champion. Mox went on to lose the title on an episode of Dynamite to Lance Archer in what was a historic title change.

Like many other members from the wrestling world, Ospreay also kept track of Moxley's match against Danielson, as he took to Twitter to take a dig at him. In his short message, the former IWGP World Heavyweight Champion labeled Moxley as a "b***h".

"Haha Mox is such a b***h" - wrote Will Ospreay.

Check out Ospreay's message to Moxley by clicking on the link here. (Contains strong language)

Ospreay is currently competing in the ongoing New Japan Cup. The former IWGP World Heavyweight Champion recently appeared on NJPW STRONG, where Moxley also made his presence known.

Based on his tweet, Ospreay seems to be interested in a potential match against the former IWGP US Heavyweight Champion. His tweet about Moxley could be regarded as an indirect callout.

Jon Moxley could form an alliance with Bryan Danielson going forward

At AEW Revolution 2022, Jon Moxley defeated Bryan Danielson in a hard-hitting battle. The two men took each other to their absolute limits as Mox scored a big win on Sunday.

After the match, William Regal made his AEW debut and made Moxley and Danielson shake hands. Judging by Regal's actions, it seems like he could work alongside the two men moving forward.

Moxley's usual tag team partner on AEW programming has been Eddie Kingston. The Mad King and The Purveyor of Violence have teamed up on several occasions, both on AEW programming and on NJPW STRONG. The two men faced the Suzuki-gun duo of Minoru Suzuki and Lance Archer last fall.

It will be interesting to see how Moxley is booked after his win over Bryan Danielson at AEW Revolution.