10 dream matches we'd love to see if WWE and AEW cross paths

#1 Roman Reigns vs. Jon Moxley (WWE vs. AEW)

It’s time to reckon w/ The @JohnCena Problem… for 20 years, you gave was far less than you took. The same shirt, new color. Same match, new opponent. Same promo, new villain to ‘fine speech’ & bury under a ballcap & 5 moves. Never changing. Tonight eat this receipt. #SummerSlam pic.twitter.com/HB2uqc8n62

— The Shield (@wwetheshield) August 21, 2021

Roman Reigns might just be the biggest star in all of wrestling and should headline a potential WWE vs. AEW supercard. He has established himself as the unquestionable top star that WWE has always wanted him to be. Reigns always had the accolades, being a former WWE Champion, Intercontinental, United States, and current Universal Champion.

Roman Reigns' heel turn and aligning with Paul Heyman helped launch him to the perch that he now sits on. His character change into the Tribal Chief has been the best thing on WWE television and has helped him gain the confidence that was missing to make him the complete package. Regardless of who stands across the ring from him on a WWE vs. AEW supercard, Roman will be in the marquee.

But no competitor in All Elite Wrestling knows Roman Reigns quite like Jon Moxley. The former Dean Ambrose kicked off his WWE main roster career alongside Roman in the Shield. With Seth Rollins, the three men became the most dominant stable in the company and allowed the trio to become individual top guys in their own right.

Dean Ambrose left a lucrative long-term contract with WWE to leave the company and sign with AEW. That decision may have been a move that has solidified Jon Moxley's legacy. Moxley has become one of the most popular and significant stars in the history of the promotion. He was the AEW World Champion during the pandemic and helped stir the ship.

"When it comes to WWE Championships and holding it down, you can bet on your Tribal Chief. That's what happens when you put your money on @JohnCena."#UniversalChampion @WWERomanReigns had a message for all the members of the Cenation on @WWETheBump. pic.twitter.com/Kx5GxkmbfN

— WWE (@WWE) August 29, 2021

Despite meeting in the WWE Championship finals at Survivor Series 2015 and in a Shield Triple Threat at Battleground 2016, Moxley and Reigns have never been in a full-fledged feud against one another. The fact that fans have never seen these men build a high-profile main event makes this the most essential of all WWE vs. AEW battles.

The Shield will always be remembered for the impact that they have had on the past few years in the WWE and now AEW. Reigns, Rollins, and Moxley are still three of the biggest superstars in the business today. Rollins has feuded with both, but Reigns vs. Moxley might be the biggest missed opportunity for WWE that only enhances a potential WWE vs. AEW supercard.

Jon Moxley is totally different from Dean Ambrose. Moxley has become the best babyface promo in the industry and brings a level of anticipation to his matches through his thought-provoking speeches. He could make a WWE vs. AEW showdown against R-Truth among the most hyped matches on a potential supercard.

With Moxley's fantastic promos and Roman's outstanding character work, the buildup will be magnificent to watch unfold. Paul Heyman and Eddie Kingston being involved in promos would be the cherry on top of what would be an amazing feud. That's why Roman Reigns vs. Jon Moxley may be the biggest WWE vs. AEW dream match in wrestling today.