Professional wrestler Will Ospreay stepped into Wembley Stadium, ready to face the challenges of both his past and his competition. As he prepared for what would be the most significant match of his career, he acknowledged fellow wrestlers like Zack Sabre Jr., Ricochet, and Swerve Strickland. His supportive wife, Alex Windsor, wished him luck before he met Jon Moxley backstage, who handed him the Union Jack, signifying the strong support from his home country.
Ospreay faced Kenny Omega for the AEW World Championship on the grand stage of All In. The history between Ospreay and Omega in New Japan Pro-Wrestling had already set a dramatic background for their encounter.
The match quickly intensified when Omega tried to conclude it prematurely by injuring Ospreay with a TV monitor and executing a powerbomb through a table. Despite the blood and physical toll, Ospreay retaliated with a harsh Hidden Blade, wounding Omega.
Determination was evident in both competitors. Despite the referee’s attempts to count out Omega, the contest continued fiercely. Ospreay delivered another Hidden Blade, struggling to secure a win. Employing a Styles Clash on Omega, he still didn’t achieve victory immediately.
In a fierce exchange, Omega landed a V Trigger and Tiger Driver ’91. This sequence led to his attempt at the One-Winged Angel, but Ospreay remarkably kicked out. Omega, hoping to retain his championship, brought forth one final V Trigger, but Ospreay countered and hit Omega with a Tiger Driver.
The spectators erupted in “This is awesome!” chants as both wrestlers staggered to their feet. A subsequent V Trigger attempt by Omega was caught. Ospreay used Omega’s own finisher, receiving only a one count. His ensuing Stormbreaker also resulted in one count, keeping the suspense high.
Displaying incredible resilience, Ospreay, through bloodied hair, managed one final Hidden Blade, securing the pin and claiming victory. Will Ospreay celebrated not only the AEW World Championship but also his status as the first Englishman to achieve a world championship in Britain, marking a historic moment for professional wrestling.