Ospreay Promises to Capture AEW Championship at Wembley
Will Ospreay opened the final Dynamite before All In with a passionate promo, reflecting on his UK wrestling roots and addressing his title match against Kenny Omega. He vowed to win the AEW World Championship and deliver a memorable performance at Wembley Stadium. The segment received a booking grade of 7/10.
The August 26 Dynamite, broadcast from Glasgow, served as the final televised buildup before All In at Wembley Stadium. Ospreay's promo centered on his journey from small-town UK wrestling venues to the main event of the company's largest show, while also addressing Omega's personal remarks about his son from the previous week. Notably, Ospreay omitted any reference to being driven through a table by Omega's One Winged Angel finisher, a detail the booking review flagged as a significant gap in his final pitch.
Elsewhere on the card, Jon Moxley secured his spot in the Continental Cup Class finals at All In by choking out Claudio Castagnoli, earning a perfect 10/10 booking grade. The trios match saw Adam Copeland and The Young Bucks defeat The Don Callis Family, with commentary emphasizing Christian Cage's refusal to tag with The Bucks following last week's kick to his face.
This story could resonate beyond hardcore wrestling fans, as All In represents AEW's largest international event and a milestone for UK wrestling's mainstream visibility. Ospreay's narrative of a British wrestler rising from small venues to a stadium main event may inspire aspiring performers in the region and strengthen the connection between AEW and its UK audience. The personal family element in the feud could also broaden emotional engagement, potentially drawing casual viewers who relate to the stakes of a father fighting for his child.