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As much sucess he has had in the WWE he has had to deal with a lot of frustration and politics. This book does not ho into all the details but does mention some. I have always preferred the more outcast characters probobly what drew me to WCW, TNA NEW JAPAN and now AEW. I think having an alternative organisation is great gir yhe wrestler it give them somewhere else to go and thrive apart from WWE. Also I think having the competition benefits the WWE as well. The sheer tenacity of this performance is either crazy, inspiring or delusional. Or all of the above.

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I appreciate how honest and upfront Moxley is about his personal trials and demons. I hope the man behind the book is doing well on his continuing journey of keeping them in control and finding the proper and hopefully safe ways to express himself and enjoy life. A lot of fans are very critical of professional wrestling autobiographies. They want just the facts. They say that due to the nature of the sport you never really know how much of what you're reading is real and how much of it is performance. You gotta accept that it's probably a little bit of both or else you're a dreaded 'mark' (which is carnie talk for someone who's not on the inside). One of my favorite parts about Mox is the tangents Moxley goes on between chapters about his life and career, such as: I knew exactly what was coming next and my jaw was still on the floor. I could only imagine what everybody at the show was thinking when it actually happened. If Jon Moxley and I had gone to the same high school, I suspect we would have been friends. I think that's part of his charm. Everyone knows a Jon Moxley. So everyone who reads this book will likely come away thinking the same thing.

Mox is an autobiographical look at pieces of the life of Jon Moxley, professional wrestler and lover of violence. As expected, Moxley delves into his personal life and wrestling career but in a way I didn’t see coming. Reading this book felt like having Moxley speak right to me. Having heard him give interviews before and deliver countless wrestling promos, his voice came through perfectly. A good book. For me Mox was a sort of forgotten member of the Shield. It was not until I saw his incarnation in AEW that I started to get more into his characters. I admit I take a break from wrestling so I did miss some of his stuff I WWE. Walsh, Valerie. "The Best Online Photo Book Services for Preserving Your Memories". Buy Side from WSJ . Retrieved 2023-11-20.Moxley has taken his character and personality and put it down here in a story that blends together mediums, styles, journals, thoughts and performances into a bloody bowl of mashed potatoes. There isn’t a lot in here about his time in AEW if you’re looking for insight into his nearly year-long title reign. He speaks candidly about his work with Brodie Lee surrounding their title program at 2020’s Double or Nothing, and the awful conclusion to the Exploding Barbed Wire Death Match with Kenny but nothing really about his programs with MJF or Eddie, which I would have liked. MOX is an autobiography written by Jon Moxley, regarding his love affair and struggles with his creative passion: Pro Wrestling. Moxley takes you on a whirlwind tour of his psyche, dumping everything from romance tips to insights on developing as a talent, to training in MMA, creative differences with Vince McMahon, going to Japan, and blood-curdling tales of intense performances. Wrestlers have few avenues to do that, a promo, a sequence of moves, the way the camera capture them, a grimace or the way they stand. What makes a crowd care ? a lot of people have discussed that. Moxley has it, he showcases it in this book. You can doubt any BS coming out of his mouth, you still believe HIM, that he is real.

Not just love, pain or grief, but time and nature. They try to figure it all out and often fail or get overwhelmed. It's part of what keeps them introverted. The sheer enormity of the task of existing. That's another unique attribute of MOX: It's nonlinear. This isn't the usual "I was born on…" autobiography. Mox ping-pongs from year to year, subject to subject, wrestling company to wrestling company, person to person as he writes. You get the impression as you read that Mox either had something on his mind when he sat down to write, or he sat down and said, "Shit, I'm on a deadline. What the F am I going to write about today?" They always produce great quality products, I have used them to make photo books, cards and calendars." - Deborah Mixbook was among the best-looking and most user-friendly project editing software of the services we reviewed, matched only by Snapfish. The interface offers a myriad of options but isn’t cluttered and optimizes the space by providing a roomy preview of your project. (It’s got even more breathing room if you use the full-screen option.) Mixbook offers both popup tips and access to live chat support if you get bogged down.some people nowadays call that parasocial relationships; the carnies have been calling that working for centuries brother. America is the land of the worker. MOX is a good read that offers a peek into the mind of a performer who would easily fit in in just about any era in wrestling’s past let alone where he currently is in the present. I would have liked a bit more depth, but I would still recommend giving it a read if you’re even slightly curious.