Will Ospreay has looked back on being a member of the AEW roster for the past year.
A few days prior to Full Gear 2023, Tony Khan announced that he had secured one of the biggest signings in company history. On November 18th 2023, Ospreay walked out to a rapturous ovation from the live crowd and let them know “I am All Elite, Bruv!”
Officially joining the roster as a full-time member at Revolution 2024, Ospreay went on to have 2 reigns with the International Championship and 5* plus matches against Bryan Danielson, MJF, Konosuke Takeshita, Kyle Fletcher, Ricochet, PAC and Swerve Strickland.
Having one of the biggest years of his professional wrestling career, the former International Champion stated on social media that while he is grateful for all the support, there is still much more he needs to accomplish:
It’s been 1 full year being All Elite.
My gratitude to this fan base, the roster and everyone that makes @AEW possible.
Still so much more I want to accomplish in this company and have big goals to be the headliner one day.
Thank you for having me
It’s been 1 full year being All Elite.
My gratitude to this fan base, the roster and everyone that makes @AEW possible.
Still so much more I want to accomplish in this company and have big goals to be the headliner one day.
Thank you for having me
— Will Ospreay • ウィル・オスプレイ (@WillOspreay) November 18, 2024
Ospreay will take on former best friend Kyle Fletcher at Full Gear.
Will Ospreay Looks Back On Viral Ricochet Match
When former WWE star Ricochet made his AEW debut at All In, many knew that it would only be a matter of time before Ricochet and Ospreay ran back their match from 2016 that greatly divided the opinions of wrestling fans due to the number of flips and high spots. Addressing the match in question, Will Ospreay reflected on the Ricochet match and that starting sequence.
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