• Jon Moxley says it’s a “miracle” he reached the AEW Continental Classic semi-finals.
• He qualified after AEW Collision and will face Kyle Fletcher at AEW Worlds End (Dec. 27, 2025).
• Moxley praised peers, warned Fletcher and promised to give everything in Chicago.
• AEW posted a digital exclusive preview of the match on its social channels (see embedded post).
Jon Moxley reflects after Continental Classic win
Jon Moxley called his run to the AEW Continental Classic semi-finals a “miracle” in a digital exclusive released by AEW after Collision. The veteran said the year had been long and challenging but that making the semis felt unexpected — and motivating — as he prepares for a high-stakes bout in Chicago.
Collision qualifier set up a Worlds End showdown
Moxley secured his spot in the semi-finals following AEW’s Christmas Day Collision. That win set up a semi-final match against Kyle Fletcher at AEW Worlds End on December 27, 2025. In his preview, Moxley framed the match as a pressure-packed moment with no room for error.
What Moxley said (excerpt)
Moxley praised teammates and reflected on a tough year before turning his focus to Fletcher. In part he said: “It’s a miracle, to a couple small miracles for me to be in the semifinals… I’m gonna chase that thing down. I’m gonna kill it… No room for error. No mistakes. Pressure mounts. Everything is on the line in this one moment. I live for this.”
(Quotes transcribed by Fightful.)
Opponent: Kyle Fletcher
AEW also released Kyle Fletcher’s final thoughts ahead of the match in separate coverage. Fletcher is presented as a strong challenger who doesn’t rely on outside trappings — and both men are positioned for a tense, hard-hitting match in Chicago.
Embedded social preview
Embedded X post (AEW): https://x.com/AEW/status/2004688679575691276?s=20
AEW’s social clip served as the platform for Moxley’s comments and helped set the tone for Worlds End, where the Continental Classic semi-finals and other marquee matches will close the year.
Why this matters
The Continental Classic is a short, high-profile tournament within AEW’s calendar. For a veteran like Moxley, advancing deep in the bracket underlines his staying power and willingness to compete in high-pressure matches. Fans will be watching to see if Moxley’s “miracle” run continues or if Fletcher ends his bid at Worlds End.
What to watch at Worlds End
Expect a tense, physical semi-final matchup with emphasis on momentum and finishing sequences. With the tournament’s stakes and Moxley’s announced mindset, the match is positioned as a key moment on the Worlds End card.
Stay tuned to AEW and Fightful for full results and post-match reactions after Worlds End on December 27, 2025.
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