Will Ospreay realized a personal goal during the All Elite Wrestling (AEW) Double or Nothing event in New York. Facing Samoa Joe in the opening round of the Owen Hart Men’s Tournament, Ospreay aimed for victory. Winning this tournament is crucial as it provides a path to an AEW World Championship opportunity at the All In event in Wembley Stadium, England.
In Queens, New York, on May 24, 2026, Ospreay managed to secure a win against Samoa Joe. The match commenced with Ospreay executing an OsCutter, catching Joe off guard. Ultimately, Ospreay’s multiple Hidden Blades delivered the win. Known as the ‘Aerial Assassin’, Ospreay discussed his ambitions post-match. He expressed confidence in his ability to embody and represent AEW, aiming to become its leading figure. He emphasized the ‘elite’ standard associated with AEW, highlighting his dedication and belief in his skills.
Ospreay stated, “It’s because I have that confidence and that belief I can carry those three letters… When everybody talks about elite pro wrestling, there is no one better on this planet. I believe that with my heart. I believe that with my soul.” His passion aligns with AEW’s motto of showcasing the best wrestling talents, which he aims to uphold.
The wrestler detailed his childhood dreams of performing at Wembley Stadium, contrasting the soccer aspirations of many peers. Overcoming a neck injury, he trained extensively with the Death Riders to return to form. His journey led to this critical match against Joe at Double or Nothing.
In the tournament’s progress, Ospreay will compete against either Mark Davis or Jack Perry in the semifinals. Concurrently, Swerve Strickland defeated Bandido, setting up another semifinal match against either Claudio Castagnoli or Brody King. The Owen Cup finals are scheduled for June 28 at the Forbidden Door event.

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