Kenny Omega had some words of warning for Will Ospreay following their epic encounter at AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door.
At the June 25th PPV the two long-time enemies competed in a grueling 39-minute match over the IWGP United States Championship. Both men went to war and pushed each other to the limits before the Brit took the win and title from Omega.
This was the second singles meeting between them. Earlier this year at NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 17 they clashed at the Tokyo Dome in another Match of the Year contender. Now it seems a third outing between the two is on the horizon.
On the June 28th edition of AEW Dynamite, the program aired a vignette highlighting the brutality of their match. In the video, a bloodied Best Bout Machine praised his opponent for being the better man on the night before sending a warning Ospreay’s way.
Kenny Omega Warned Will Ospreay “I’ll Be Back”
"It's not over. I'll be back."
Kenny Omega has a message for Will Ospreay following their incredible match at #ForbiddenDoor!
Watch #AEWDynamite on LIVE on TBS!@KennyOmegamanX@WillOspreaypic.twitter.com/TWkYPg7XGv
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) June 29, 2023
I lost because Will Ospreay was the better man. It’s not over. I’ll be back.
In the same video, a battered but triumphant Ospreay seemingly responded to the warning saying he knows the perfect place for their third meeting.
Kenny, anytime you wanna settle this. I know a good spot.
The good spot seems to hint at Wembley Stadium, the place where All In London is to be held, which also happens to be in Ospreay’s hometown.
During the Forbidden Door Media Scrum, the Englishman was asked about potentially appearing at the August 27th show to which he replied:
Honestly, I would love to. Once again, I don’t work here. Nothing would make me feel prouder, as an Englishman who has flown the flag for my country even in the good and bad times, to celebrate it in Wembley Stadium … I would just love that.
Earlier this year, Tony Khan announced that his promotion is bringing professional wrestling back to the famous stadium for the first time in over 30 years. Upon tickets going on sale for the event over 60,000 have been purchased.