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#2 Jon Moxley
Despite the victory in the brutal Lights Out match with Kenny Omega at Full Gear not officially counting, it's hard to deny the momentum that Jon Moxley has built up for himself.
He followed this up with a victory over Michael Nakazawa on Dynamite this past week, and while his record only now stands at 2-1-1, that victory over Omega needs to somehow be taken into account.
Last week, Moxley came in at #5 on the rankings, and given the 0-0 week from Omega and the 1-1 week from Page, it makes sense for Moxley to rise this quickly, but a match with Darby Allin next week could throw this all into disarray.
Given his pedigree in big wrestling companies and the momentum and fan support he has created since Double or Nothing, it's hard to deny that Moxley is AEW World Championship material, and perhaps a rematch with the #1 on our list could decide LeChampion's next challenger.
