Jon Moxley Reveals He Was "Half-Concussed" In Revolution Main Event, Talks Winning AEW Championship

New AEW world champion Jon Moxley participated in a scrum interview with the wrestling media following last night’s Revolution pay per view from Chicago. Here are the highlights.

What winning the AEW World Championship means to him:

I’m feeling pretty f–king good about it. If I was 25, a moment like that, there would have had more anger, a little more temper tantrum tendencies. I just knew in the bottom of my heart, [Chris Jericho] can’t pin me, he can’t submit me, he can’t beat me, he’s going to have to kill me or knock me out, and I don’t think he can do it. That feeling of satisfaction of a piece of work, that artistic satisfaction – eight weeks of beginning to end – that piece of work. It’s like popping f–king bubble wrap, it’s so satisfying. It’s why we do this. To be standing there in that arena full of 6,000 people who are just so happy, and they’ve been on the ride and been on the journey… it’s like a painting I can hang on my wall and I can always look at.

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A conversation with Cody Rhodes about pro-wrestling versus sports entertainment:

A year ago, we had a conversation on the phone and [Cody] said, ‘let’s bring pro wrestling back. Pro wrestling that you grew up on! Not crap, not sports entertainment, not scripted canned horsecrap. Pro wrestling!” Moxley said. “I’m telling you, it works! It’s like mac ‘n cheese, it’s always good, it always works and we brought that back.

Revealing that got hurt during his match with Jericho after smacking the ringpost:

[Jericho] threw my head into the ring post on the floor and I basically head butted a steel post about as hard as it could be head butted. I was seeing triple for a minute out of my one eye. I still feel a little woozy. I was like, ‘whoa, this isn’t good.’ Then I felt that hot instant feeling of knowing when you’re lacerated. At the last pay-per-view, it happened too except it was in the back of my neck, and I was like, ‘oh! put pressure on the wound.’ So that’s what I did tonight, I put pressure on the wound.

You can watch his full interview below. (Special thanks to Wrestling Inc. for transcription and video)