The Death Riders story hit an important marker by the conclusion of AEW Dynasty.

The Young Bucks’ surprise return after a six-month hiatus to cost Swerve Strickland his AEW championship match with Jon Moxley and FTR turning on Adam Copeland is finally giving fans some significant story branches and consequences coming from the Death Riders’ actions.

After a period of feeling like the story was treading water, which often happens when you’re trying to keep a title on a cheating heel, fans are finally forced to ask the important questions after Sunday night’s show in Philadelphia.

Did the Young Bucks align themselves with Moxley, or was this more likely a personal issue with Strickland?

The Death Riders story hit an important marker by the conclusion of AEW Dynasty.{ai:summary}<p>The conclusion of AEW Dynasty marked a pivotal moment in the Death Riders storyline, highlighted by the Young Bucks' unexpected return after a six-month absence, impacting Swerve Strickland's title match against Jon Moxley. FTR's betrayal of Adam Copeland adds further complexity, prompting fans to reconsider the motivations behind these actions.</p><p>This shift in narrative direction has reignited interest, moving beyond a stagnant plotline associated with a cheating heel. Fans are now left questioning the nature of the Young Bucks' involvement—whether it signifies an alliance with Moxley or stems from a personal vendetta against Strickland. #sports</p>

Why AEW Dynasty marked a crucial turning point for Jon Moxley’s Death Riders story

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