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An AEW star hasn't been reachable since WrestleDream pay-per-view. The star being discussed is none other than Darby Allin. He had a rough last month, and he left the Tacoma Dome in shock last Saturday.
Allin has been regarded as one of the future champions in the promotion. While Darby was on his way to capture the World Championship, he was stopped by Jon Moxley, who snatched away the former's opportunity. At WrestleDream, The Lunatic Fringe defeated Bryan Danielson and won the AEW World Championship, ending his full-time career.
In the climax of the event, The American Dragon was assaulted in the middle of the ring by Jon Moxley's faction. Darby Allin arrived to save the day for Danielson but was taped to the ring and was forced to watch Wheeler Yuta suffocate him. The show ended with The Relentless star being guilty of not saving Bryan.
On the recent edition of Dynamite, Jon Moxley hijacked a six-man tag team match and laid out an attack on Orange Cassidy and plenty of other stars. Following the brutal brawl, AEW commentator Excalibur stated that Darby Allin has been unreachable since WrestleDream.
"I understand that Darby Allin is basically unreachable after what transpired at the end of the night at WrestleDream," he said. (03:16 - 03:23)
It will be interesting to see when will be the former TNT Champion seek revenge on the evil faction.
