A top AEW star suffered a tragic fate at All In 2025.
In the main event of the 2025 All In PPV at the Globe Field Stadium in Arlington, Texas, fans witnessed Adam Page defeat Jon Moxley in an extremely long and violent match. However, throughout the match, fans saw several interferences and close calls.
However, mid-way through the match, fans saw ‘The Aerial Assassin’ Ospreay come in Hangman’s corner to even up the numbers game. However, despite Ospreay’s efforts and resilience, he fell short against the multiple stars posed against him.
In the end, Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta, and Gabe Kidd delivered Ospreay the same fate as Samoa Joe from earlier in the night. With a chair wrapped around Ospreay’s neck, Castagnoli delivered a con-chair-to, and left the former International champion motionless at the ringside.
Soon after, a motionless Will Ospreay had to be stretchered out of the arena, as Page continued his title bout against Moxley.
Will Ospreay Once Credited AEW President Tony Khan For His American Wrestling Career
Last year, during his appearance on “The Masked Man Show with David Shoemaker and Kazeem Famuyide,Will Ospreay opened up on his relationship with Tony Khan and the role Khan played in his career.
He’s super friendly, super nice. I talk to him all the time. He tells me what’s bad, he tells me what’s good. I think I might be one of the only wrestlers he’s ever said ‘no’ to. I quite like that. I do really like him. I do think he has a heart of gold. What he’s done for the industry is incredible.
I would have never been an American wrestler without him. I would have stuck with Japan for the rest of my life because I would have never thought this was possible when it came to coming over to America to wrestle; you’d have to move here. As much as I do enjoy coming over and doing my visits, my home is the UK. I want to be around my family. That was never going to happen without AEW.”
In other news: Darby Allin has returned to All Elite Wrestling.