In a move that has shaken the wrestling world, Jon Moxley has subtly hinted at a potential return to WWE with one clear goal: to take down Seth Rollins. Known for his intense style and unpredictable persona, Moxley, who now wrestles under All Elite Wrestling (AEW), has kept his past with WWE at a distance—until now. 

During a recent podcast appearance, Moxley was asked about future plans and potential dream matches. While he didn’t mention Rollins by name at first, he cryptically stated, “Sometimes, to settle unfinished business, you have to go back to where it all started. There are still some fires burning there.” When pressed further, he smirked and added, “If the time’s right, and the door opens… who knows what chaos I might bring.”

Fans were quick to pick up on the reference. Moxley and Rollins, formerly known as Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins, were two-thirds of the legendary WWE faction The Shield. While their paths diverged over the years, their chemistry in the ring and their heated feuds remain among the most memorable in recent WWE history.

Rollins, now one of the top faces of WWE and the current World Heavyweight Champion, has evolved into a flamboyant, fearless leader in the ring. Moxley, on the other hand, has embraced a raw and brutal style in AEW, often participating in bloody, hardcore matches. The contrast in their personas today is stark—Rollins the showman, Moxley the brawler.

Industry insiders say talks between WWE and Moxley haven’t been confirmed, but the tease has sparked a wave of speculation. If Moxley were to return, it wouldn’t just be a homecoming—it would be a declaration of war. Many believe that a Moxley vs. Rollins showdown could headline any major WWE pay-per-view and draw massive attention globally.

Social media has exploded with reactions. Fans are already fantasy-booking a WrestleMania clash, while others are diving into old Shield footage, hoping to relive the glory days before the trio’s dramatic breakup. “Moxley coming back to destroy Seth would be legendary,” one fan wrote on Twitter. “We need this storyline more than ever.”

As for Rollins, he has yet to publicly respond, but knowing his style, a fiery promo or cryptic tweet may not be far off.

Whether this hint turns into reality or not, Jon Moxley’s words have reignited a dream scenario in the hearts of wrestling fans. And if the lunatic really does step back into the WWE ring, one thing’s for certain: Seth Rollins better be ready.