Will Ospreay didn't know if he would ever wrestle again almost a year ago. The All Elite Wrestling's "Aerial ***** assin" suffered a terrifying injury with two herniated discs at the C2 and C6 vertebrae that required serious neck surgery in September 2025. However, given the 33-year-old's track record and overall, not returning to the ring was out of the question.
The English star trained like a mad man with the hope of making it back to perform in front of fans and family during All In on August 30. He ended up coming back miraculously in March. And not only will the Owen Hart Cup winner compete at historic Wembley Stadium, he's in the main event challenging Kenny Omega for the AEW World Championship.
It's a dream scenario where expectations are high for the two to deliver one for the ages. Ospreay feels the weight on his shoulders, but also the excitement at reaching the top of the proverbial mountain. Here the Londoner sits down with us ahead of the biggest match of his career.
Will Ospreay and Kenny Omega (AEW)
Put into perspective the journey in the last year from having this surgery that brings a number of uncertainties to now gearing up for this huge night in Wembley.

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