Jon Moxley forms alliance with Kenny Omega ahead of All In showdown

Jon Moxley has flipped the script in AEW, forming a surprising alliance with Kenny Omega on the July 15 edition of **AEW Dynamite** against their shared enemy, the Don Callis Family.

The unlikely bond comes as Omega prepares for a pivotal match against Kevin Knight on July 27 at **AEW Redemption**: a bout that could see Knight abandon Callis and join Omega’s faction. Moxley, however, remains skeptical of Omega’s persuasion tactics.

What just happened on Dynamite?

On the July 15 episode of AEW Dynamite, Moxley and Omega stood side by side, united against a common foe. For years, the two had clashed over AEW’s top prize, their rivalry defining eras in the promotion. Now, they’ve set aside their differences to target the Don Callis Family, the faction that has repeatedly upended their ambitions.

Moxley’s words carried a sharp double meaning. *“Some people are what they are: can’t pretend to be anything else. Even if they try,”* he said, a veiled shot at Omega’s recent turn. The line echoed a famous wrestling quote: *“The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn’t exist.”*

Why this matters for Jon Moxley

A year ago, Moxley was AEW’s most reviled figure. He’d dethroned Daniel Bryan, hidden the title, and led the Death Riders through a reign of destruction. After losing the championship, his faction drifted into a moral gray zone: neither outright villains nor full-fledged heroes.

Yet under Moxley’s guidance, the Death Riders have found new purpose. PAC’s May 16 line on *Saturday Night Collision*: *“It doesn’t matter who you are; Death Riders against the world” -* has become their rallying cry. Moxley’s mentorship of Will Ospreay marked a turning point, steering the Aerial Assassin toward a more disciplined approach.

That transformation now faces its biggest test. Ospreay and Omega are set to collide at **All In** in August, a match that could crown AEW’s next top star. For Moxley, guiding Ospreay to the main event is a full-circle moment: one that began with a brutal attack at last year’s **Forbidden Door**.

What comes next for Moxley and the Death Riders?

Moxley’s alliance with Omega is fragile at best. Omega’s July 27 bout against Knight could collapse the truce if Knight refuses to abandon Callis. Moxley’s skepticism suggests he expects Omega to revert to form: a pattern that has defined their history.

For the Death Riders, the path forward hinges on Moxley’s leadership. Their shift from chaos agents to reluctant role models has won them new fans, but the faction’s identity remains fluid. Moxley’s ability to keep Ospreay in check will determine whether this alliance lasts beyond All In.

The July 15 Dynamite moment wasn’t just a storyline twist: it was a declaration. Moxley and Omega may share a ring, but their goals couldn’t be more different. And in AEW, that’s the most dangerous kind of partnership.