Exclusive | Jon Moxley unplugged on the ‘hard reset’ in AEW: ‘Most ambitious things I’ve ever attempted’

All Elite Wrestling for Dynamite is two months old .

Moxley returned to the ring Aug. 28 after a two-month hiatus to rehab a hip injury he has been wrestling with that made it difficult to walk.

“This is Day Zero. We begin from here, and it might not look much different right now, but it will, and things are accomplished by small incremental steps, doing little things consistently.

Moxley says AEW has been so successful that it “broke through the dirt” quicker than it was able to handle.

He said talent were not put in a position to succeed due to a lack of “preparation, framework and direction” AEW will have four hours of live television and nine pay-per-views for this year .

Moxley wants to create an environment that’s “inhospitable for bullst” He says his character may be questioning and insulting the rest of the AEW talent, but it couldn’t be more different behind the scenes.

“I’m beating the st out of a lot of guys, but in no way am I beating up a bunch of lazy kids, like, Clint Eastwood on the lawn, or something like that,” he said.