In a shocking turn of events in the wrestling world, AEW star Jon Moxley faces serious legal issues following a lawsuit filed by production crew member Christopher Dispensa. The lawsuit, lodged on May 30, 2025, claims civil assault, battery, and negligence stemming from an incident during a match against Kenny Omega on AEW Dynamite.
- Christopher Dispensa filed lawsuit against AEW and Moxley.
- Allegations include civil assault, battery, negligence.
- Moxley allegedly injured Dispensa during a match.
- Dispensa claims Moxley deviated from the script.
- AEW denies knowledge of Moxley's disciplinary issues.
- Seeking damages for medical expenses and suffering.
Dispensa alleges that Moxley deviated from the scripted actions during the May 10, 2023, episode, resulting in a violent shove that left him with severe injuries requiring surgery. This incident raises questions about safety protocols in professional wrestling and the responsibilities of both performers and organizations.
This lawsuit not only underscores the physical risks associated with professional wrestling but also raises broader questions about the industry’s safety standards. How can organizations better protect their crew members? And what responsibilities do wrestlers have to ensure the safety of everyone involved?
- Moxley is accused of going off-script, leading to serious injuries for Dispensa.
- The lawsuit claims AEW should have been aware of Moxley’s past disciplinary issues.
- Dispensa seeks damages for medical expenses, pain, and emotional distress.
- AEW has not commented on the pending litigation.
As the entertainment industry evolves, it’s crucial for organizations to prioritize safety and accountability. Fans and crew alike deserve to feel secure in their roles, both in and out of the ring.
