Alright, so, about Dean Ambrose leaving WWE, it’s a story I’ve been following for a while, and it’s pretty interesting. It all started back in, like, early 2019. I was browsing some wrestling forums, as usual, and I noticed some buzz about Ambrose not renewing his contract. This caught my attention because, you know, he was a pretty big name in WWE.
So, I started digging a little deeper. I checked out a bunch of articles and interviews to see what was going on. Turns out, it wasn’t just a simple contract thing. From what I gathered, Ambrose, who’s also known as Jon Moxley now, was getting really fed up with how things were going in WWE. He was this cool, edgy character, but it felt like they weren’t letting him do his thing.
I remember reading one interview where he talked about how the creative process in WWE was just crushing his spirit. I mean, the guy was feeling “physically sick” and “depressed” because of it. He was even looking up symptoms on some online medical sites! That’s when I realized it was serious. It wasn’t just about the money or being famous; he just wasn’t happy with the way his character was being used.
Then, in April 2019, he finally left. I followed his journey to All Elite Wrestling (AEW), where he became Jon Moxley again. Over there, it seemed like he got his groove back. He had more freedom to shape his character and storylines. I watched some of his AEW matches, and you could see the difference. He seemed more like himself, more authentic.
- First, I noticed the rumors about Ambrose leaving.
- Then, I dug into articles and interviews to understand why.
- I found out he was unhappy with the creative direction in WWE.
- He eventually left WWE and joined AEW, where he seemed much happier.
The Aftermath
After he left, I kept an eye on what people were saying about his decision. Some folks in the wrestling community were saying he made the right move, while others thought he’d eventually go back to WWE. But from what I’ve seen, Moxley seems pretty content in AEW. I even read somewhere that he extended his contract with them until like 2027 or something. So, it looks like he’s found a place where he can do his thing without all that frustration he had in WWE.
It’s kind of a bummer for WWE fans who liked him there, but at the end of the day, I think it’s cool that he chose his own happiness and creative freedom over just sticking with a big-name company. And honestly, seeing him thrive in AEW just confirmed that he made the right call. That’s my take on the whole Dean Ambrose leaving WWE saga. Pretty wild ride, huh?
