AEW duo ready to take down Jon Moxley's faction: "Just like we did The Elite, we get his a** out"

Two AEW stars stated that they will be going after Jon Moxley and The Death Riders. The stars being discussed here are Isiah Kassidy and Marq Quen.

Jon Moxley has been terrorizing the AEW locker room for a couple of months. He and his group have been targeting stars who haven't improved over the years. One of the few targets they set was The Private Party. The duo had multiple altercations with The Purveyor of Violence.

However, the AEW Originals vowed to show that they were still a credible tag team and went on to defeat The Young Bucks for the AEW World Tag Team Championships. While The Private Party will defend their titles in a Four-Way bout, Jon Moxley will take on Orange Cassidy with the AEW World Championship on the line.

While speaking on the Battleground Podcast, Marq Quen claimed that they would take down Jon Moxley's crew, just like they took down The Elite.

"We are in a tough spot because when Moxley declared war, we are kind of up there in the front like we ready to go to war for AEW (...) I would say as far as Moxley goes I mean just like we did The Elite, we get his a** out," Marq said. [From 09:20 to 09:54]

Isiah Kassidy said that he doesn't like the way The Death Riders are trying to bring change in AEW.

"I feel like Moxley has good intentions but it's just a way he's going about it, you know everybody loves AEW, I know Moxley definitely loves AEW and we want the best for AEW ultimately, but it's just the way he goes about it. You know we don't agree with what he's doing to accomplish that goal. (...) I don't agree with what Moxley and his crew are doing to you know reach that goal and if Moxley brings his a** over here again, we will beat his a** up," Kassidy said. [From 09:55 to 10:55]

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Jon Moxley expressed frustration towards AEW locker room

The Purveyor of Violence is on a mission to fix issues within AEW. He has been the trailblazer of the promotion since its inception.

While speaking on CBS Sports, Jon Moxley disclosed that he was frustrated as the roster wasn't willing to step up before.

"I had a vision. A vision of a future (...) One thing I found challenging in the previous iteration of AEW was, I found it challenging to find anyone who would take responsibility for anything. 'It's not my fault' was a thing that would be heard bouncing around the hallways of AEW quite ubiquitously," he said.

It will be interesting to see if he will still hold the AEW World Championship after his match against Orange Cassidy at Full Gear.