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#3. NJPW debut
Jon Moxley took the world by storm once again on 26th May when he revealed that he will be appearing for New Japan Pro Wrestling. As usual, he didn't really utter a word on social media, but posted an incredible short clip revealing that he'll be there on June 5th - the final day of the Best of Super Juniors tournament.
His opponent? None other than former WWE superstar and the current IWGP United States Champion Juice Robinson. Robinson has been making waves since being in NJPW and has become an established star there constantly climbing the ranks.
The general assumption is that it will be a title match and if so, it probably means that Moxley will win. It wouldn't be the first time NJPW pulled off a shocker like that, but it makes sense since they wouldn't want Moxley to take the pin right away. He's set to compete relatively freely till the TV tapings of AEW in October.
