Will Ospreay Reveals Spot He’s Most Proud Of At AEW All In, If Kenny Omega Is Winding Down

Will Ospreay revealed which spot he’s most proud of from his match with Kenny Omega at AEW All In: London. Ospreay defeated Kenny Omega for the AEW World Championship at All In, marking his first reign with the title.

Ospreay was asked in his appearance on Insight With Chris Van Vliet which moment he’s most proud of. He noted that it was the finish of the bout, which was a backup to the original spot. He also shared his thoughts on whether Omega might be winding down his career at this point. You can see the highlights below:

On the Spot He’s Most Proud Of In the Match:

“Yeah, we labeled it Plan B because our Plan A got ruined because somebody done it in their match. So Plan B was One Wing Angel, kick out at one, Stormbreaker, kick out at one, then finish. I was proud of that one, but being honest, the thing that will never leave me ever. Kenny allowing me to kick out of the One Wing Angel. The significance and the importance behind that move cannot be understated. He has protected that move for 14 years. The only person to ever kick out of it was Ibushi, who was his long-time tag partner. The fact that he allowed me, and you think about the historical feuds that he’s had: Okada, Tana, Ibushi, Hangman, and he saved it for me. That’s like one of the biggest honors and the biggest accomplishments I think I’ve ever been given as a performer, as a wrestler.”

On If He Thinks Omega’s Career Is Starting To Wind Down In Terms Of Big Matches:

“I think people need to realize how much of a toll it takes on Kenny after his illness, and I don’t know the preparation that he done to get into this match, but there were a few shows that he couldn’t do because of how he’s feeling. I want to believe that he’s still going to be doing some type of big matches, but at that level, I really do not know. That’s a question that you probably will have to ask Kenny. But at 42 years old, for 10 years he’s been the best wrestler in the world. There was a symbolism from some anime show, a name escapes me from what it was, of a character passing down his powers to the next generation, and that was crazy. That is me.”