MOX: Jon Moxley

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I've been a big fan of Mox since his debut in the SHIELD in 2012. I've had a privilege to watch him at a WWE Live Show in Dubai in 2016 as well. And as a big fan, re-reading about the legendary moment he made his way through the AE-dub crowd at DoN 2019 and downed Jericho and Omega, gave me the chills. (Probably going to have to re-watch that clip for the thousand-th time) We really like the fact that Snapfish provides a helpful video tutorial to help you get to grips with its creator tool. For the most part, we also found the creator tool easy-to-use, but it did have a few glitchy moments that complicated the process slightly. Our biggest gripe was that the image uploading process was sluggish and slow - which is pretty frustrating to wait for. However, one of our favorite aspects of the design process was the selection of preview functions, which gave us a really good idea of how our final photo book would look. MOX is the most intimate pro wrestling memoir I've read because it's the most unique. I heard Jon Moxley's (aka Jonathan Good) voice in my head as I read. He describes his process: Every now and then, when he felt so inclined, he sat down at his wife's MacBook and wrote about something. The company initially created a solution to help high school groups and students create their own yearbooks. [4] It launched its photo book editor tool in 2009 providing consumers with a way to create fully customizable photo books . [5] In 2010, Mixbook added calendars and photo cards to its product line.

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With plenty of pitstops and revelatory insights, including grisly ultraviolent encounters, crazy characters who became lifelong friends, and his unforgettable matches in Japan, MOX is the riveting account of the life of a brawler. It is a tale written in blood and soaked in debauchery, with a good dose of wisdom accumulated along the way. The sheer tenacity of this performance is either crazy, inspiring or delusional. Or all of the above. Mixbook provides a military discount to active, reservist, and retired personnel. To get it, you need to: 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. some people nowadays call that parasocial relationships; the carnies have been calling that working for centuries brother. America is the land of the worker.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. Storytelling isn't about being social. It's about expressing yourself. And a lot of introverts and people who are shy make great storytellers because they spend a lot of time in self-reflection. They study everything around them and their own reactions to it. From their circumstances to their own identity and their own character and their own emotions. I don't care much about Jon Moxley, I find him unecessary edgy, sloppy, unfinished, try hard, so throghouly entrenched in an aesthetic framework that I can't find compelling nor entertaining. Just like this book. But I'll never call Jon Moxley a bad wrestler because at the end of this book, even though I doubted his sincerity and was annoyed at his corniness, I felt Jon Moxley was real. The tournament of death is a series of matches held on a private property away from the rules and regulations of civility. Y'know that stuff that keeps you from getting killed (and FYI somebody does die, for real). Because Moxley started his pro wrestling career decades after J.R., reading Mox after reading J.R.'s books contrasts breaking into the business in the territory days and breaking in through WWE's developmental system.