1. No, it wasn't hot "and then Jericho came". His appearance directly correlated with a 60% increase in American viewers and a 40% overall. You can try to Juelz on this all you want, the facts are out there for the public. They didn't randomly decide to start promoting their product heavily all of a sudden. Jericho came, and then there was more demand for it. Point blank. Every insider in wrestling acknowledges the boost he gave them, but your bum ass doesn't want to accept it.
2. They did a fraction of the PPV numbers of the AEW events. Literally less than a third of the viewers. They did well for themselves for an indy show, but Jericho unequivocally gave them a huge boost when he joined AEW.
3. Nobody's popularity/crossover appeal in wrestling is based off their ring work. It's based on star quality and TV time/where they're positioned on the card. I never claimed he was the star Hogan was. Again, you're stuck on this because you have 2 brain cells and you can't see the names Jericho and Hogan in a paragraph and not see it as a direct comparison.
4. Nobody considered D-Wade a superstar player last year. Nobody. Stop making shyt up. Being the most popular player on the team doesn't matter in sports because it is about winning games, not selling tickets. Now, ownership likely valued him a lot more because he was making them money, but absolutely did not translate into him being considered the star player. Sure, a team like the Lakers gets multiple national TV games a year. You know how many of their players were considered stars before Bron got there? Absolutely NONE. Not since Kobe pre-Achilles injury. You don't seem to understand the difference what is considered the star of the team (i.e, best player), or the biggest box office star.
5. Never affected any numbers based on what? Where are your facts to back this up. All you're doing trying to make excuses for why the numbers for NJPW and AEW going up just so happened to coincide with Jericho's appearance, but you're yet to post one statistic to the contrary yet. Until you do, all this "he doesn't draw/affect numbers" shyt is you talking out of your ass.
6. No. Moxley does not "hold more weight" than Jericho. Jericho is objectively the bigger name. Dustin is one of the bigger names, but isn't nearly as big as Jericho who was a world champion/main event player during the peak of wrestling popularity. There's a reason he's on top of the card.
I gave you numbers that directly correlated with Jericho's appearance in NJPW. And numbers of PPV buys/ratings with him on top of the bill. They absolutely add up, you're just a hater in denial. Damn, Jericho must have some serious stroke in the business for all these organizations to give him top billing/main event slots when he's apparently not a draw, huh?