Will Ospreay will go up against Chris Jericho at AEW All In.
Jericho made a major decision during a segment with Don Callis on the latest episode of Dynamite. The tension-filled encounter began with Jericho wasting no time in accepting Callis’ offer to join The Don Callis Family. Surprised yet delighted, Callis urged Jericho to leave the ring and celebrate with him. However, before departing, Jericho insisted on uncovering a painting that was concealed beneath a black tarp in the ring.
With Callis appearing hesitant, Jericho dramatically revealed the artwork, showing Callis holding Jericho’s decapitated head. Callis took the opportunity to criticise Jericho, expressing his expectation that the former AEW World Champion would decline the invitation due to his perceived selfishness and self-centred nature.
The dramatic scene escalated further as Konosuke Takeshita stormed the ring, followed closely by the return of Will Ospreay. Together, Ospreay and Takeshita unleashed a brutal assault on Jericho, with Callis dealing the final blow by smacking the painting over Jericho’s head.
Fortunately for Jericho, Sammy Guevara rushed to his aid, driving off the trio of Callis, Ospreay, and Takeshita. In a backstage segment following the attack, Jericho addressed Ospreay, declaring that their paths had been on a collision course since 2021. He vowed to embarrass Ospreay in front of his countrymen, friends, and family at the upcoming AEW All In event.
When Was Will Ospreay Last In AEW?
Will Ospreay’s previous showdown with AEW saw him secure a memorable victory against Kenny Omega for the IWGP United States Heavyweight Championship in a highly acclaimed singles match at the AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door pay-per-view.
In recent news Dave Meltzer awarded Will Ospreay his 27th five star or higher match.