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#2 Jon Moxley
The last time Darby Allin and Jon Moxley met, it could be argued they stole the show.
The brawler in Moxley found an equal challenge in the indomitable spirit of Darby Allin and the emotional aftermath, where the AEW World Champion payed his respects to his defeated foe, was equally powerful.
Moxley is set to face perhaps his greatest challenge yet, "The Cleaner" Kenny Omega, on the 2nd December edition of Dynamite. Should Moxley lose the title to a re-energised and motivated Omega, a rematch with Darby Allin could be in the cards, but this time the roles would be reversed, with Darby being the champion and Moxley being the challenger, fresh from what would be his biggest defeat.
Moxley won the AEW World Championship from "The Demo God" Chris Jericho at Revolution back in February, making him the second and, as of now, the longest reigning champion. Losing the title, and perhaps a further loss to Darby, could also set Moxley towards a more unhinged version of his character, as it did with Omega. This poetic twist of fate would be a fitting extension of their previous epic rivalry.
