Combat Zone Wrestling co-owner Steve Carell will release a documentary on AEW’s Jon Moxley in October.
According to a press release, Karel’s Stonecutter Media Limited announced that the former ECW general manager is coming out of retirement to produce I Wrestled John Moxley, which is slated for an October 13 release in select theaters, major cable and digital platforms.
You can watch the trailer below.
The press release chronicles Karel’s decades-long career promoting and producing live wrestling events;
“(Carrel) also returns to the promoter circle with Stonecutter Event Promotions, bringing the same Moxley-style intensity that defined the extreme indie circuit back to the ring under the CZW and UWF banners.
“The live event will reunite independent wrestling’s premier line-up, bringing the raw, unscripted energy fans have long been missing and the most exciting, over-the-top experience in years,” it continued.
I Fought John Moxley is described as an 80-minute documentary directed by Brendan Amoruso and written by Maven T. by Bentley, which looks at Moxley’s “fierceest, career-defining games” featuring David “DJ Hyde” Markland, Nick Gage, Rich Swann, Mickey Langensch, Leary, Biggie and Laney Fingensch and Biggie. Walter:
Markland and Karel will extend their CZW partnership into the project as executive producers.
“There was only one way to properly send this film out into the world and welcome John back to where it all began, in the ring,” Carell is quoted as saying. “It’s a celebration of where he came from and what he built before the world knew his name.
Moxley worked his way through the independent county job death games as part of CZW from 2009 until being signed by WWE in 2011.
