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#2 Jon Moxley vs Lance Archer - Wrestle Kingdom 14 Night 1, 2020
This year's Wrestle Kingdom 14 featured a Texas Deathmatch between two current AEW Superstars, as Jon Moxley challenged Lance Archer for the IWGP US Championship at the biggest annual NJPW event.
Moxley was forced to vacate the IWGP US Title in the first place, due to traveling issues after he failed to make it to Japan from the US amid the Typhoon Hagibis last year. However, in the closing stages of 2019, Moxley made his return to The Land of the Rising Sun and put Archer on notice, claiming that he was coming back for the title he never lost.
With Archer having beaten Juice Robinson at King of Pro Wrestling 2019 to win the strap, 'The Murderhawk Monster' accepted Moxley's challenge to a Texas Deathmatch at Wrestle Kingdom 14 and the match was exactly what you would've hoped for.
The match had its fair share of hardcore spots for both men, with Archer using his sheer strength to brutalize Moxley and the two men ended up producing a fun brawl that occurred all over the iconic Tokyo Dome. One of the highlights of the match was when Moxley decided to put Archer through a table in the closing minutes and regained the IWGP US Championship in style.
Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE
