Two Sport Champ: AEW's Jon Moxley Wins Championship In Entirely Different Sport

He’s very talented. It takes a lot of skills to become a well rounded professional wrestler. While talking is a big part of the game, there are quite a few more major physical aspects. Today’s wrestlers are often seen utilizing a variety of grappling styles as mixed martial arts have become a huge influence. Now we are seeing just how good one of them has become at a specific technique.

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AEW’s Jon Moxley competed in a Brazilian jiu-jitsu tournament in Ohio over the weekend. Moxley went on to win his division, which was the men’s beginner 30 years old and up no-gi division super heavyweight division. The competition was part of the NAGA Cincinnati Grappling Championship. Renee Paquette, Moxley’s wife, posted a photo to Instagram showing their daughter playing with the medal.

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Moxley has been a star in AEW. Check out his time there:

Opinion: This is the kind of thing that Moxley can brag about, and there is a very good chance that it is going to be brought up on AEW television. At the same time, it shows just how good a wrestler can be at various athletic endeavors. He has showcased what he can do in the wrestling ring and now he has shown his skills in another discipline. Not many stars can do that, and Moxley deserves the credit.