Will Ospreay arrived at Wembley Stadium ready to confront his past. Inside the backstage area, he nodded greetings to fellow wrestlers like Zack Sabre Jr., Ricochet, and Swerve Strickland. Ospreay shared a good-luck moment with his wife, Alex Windsor, and accepted the Union Jack from Jon Moxley before heading out to the ring.
Ospreay was supported by his home country’s enthusiasm as he faced Kenny Omega for the AEW World Championship at the All In event. This was the most significant match of Ospreay’s career on the grandest stage of the year. Their rivalry dates back to their intense matches in New Japan Pro-Wrestling.
The match began with Omega attempting to finish it quickly. He used a TV monitor to bloody Ospreay and powerbombed him through a table. Despite the blood loss, Ospreay retaliated with a Hidden Blade, cutting Omega open.
Neither wrestler considered giving up. Even as the referee counted Omega down, Ospreay pushed on. He executed another Hidden Blade and a Styles Clash, yet Omega remained resilient. The competitors exchanged powerful moves, with Omega delivering a V Trigger and a Tiger Driver ’91. He attempted his signature One-Winged Angel, but Ospreay astonishingly kicked out.
The AEW World Championship was crucial to both men. Omega attempted another V Trigger, but Ospreay countered, delivering a Tiger Driver on Omega. The audience erupted in “This is awesome!” chants as the two wrestlers struggled to their feet. Omega’s final V Trigger attempt was caught by Ospreay, who used Omega’s own finisher, yet only secured a one-count. Ospreay then unleashed a Stormbreaker, again reaching a one-count.
In a dramatic finish, Ospreay struck Omega with one last Hidden Blade, securing the pin and the AEW World Championship. The victory was historic, making Ospreay the first Englishman to win a world championship in Britain. Emotions overflowed as he celebrated his achievement.