Will Ospreay, known as The Aerial Assassin, is set to compete at AEW’s highly anticipated All In: Texas 2025 event, scheduled to take place at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. As excitement builds around the Jacksonville-based promotion’s biggest show of the year, Ospreay sent a cryptic three-word message to fans on social media, heightening anticipation for the upcoming event.
Ospreay will join forces with Swerve Strickland in a critical tag team match against The Young Bucks. This bout carries significant stakes: if the Founding Fathers of AEW lose, they will forfeit their Executive Vice President (EVP) titles within the company. Conversely, a defeat would also mean that both Ospreay and Strickland would be barred from challenging for the AEW World Championship for an entire year.
Star-Studded Lineup is Set to Appear at AEW All In: Texas
Beyond the high-profile tag team clash, AEW All In: Texas 2025 will showcase several marquee wrestlers, including Kenny Omega, Mercedes Mone, Kazuchika Okada, and Toni Storm. With such a stacked card, the event promises to deliver thrilling moments and high-caliber wrestling action for fans eagerly awaiting the spectacle.
In the days leading up to the event, Will Ospreay amplified excitement by sharing a brief but intriguing message along with promotional material. This has added to the buzz surrounding the showdown and the upcoming matches on the card.
AEW CEO Tony Khan Expresses Hope for Jim Ross’s Appearance
AEW President and CEO Tony Khan remains optimistic about the potential appearance of WWE Hall of Famer and veteran commentator Jim Ross at All In: Texas. While acknowledging that Ross’s participation depends heavily on his ongoing health recovery, Khan expressed hope that the wrestling legend might be able to join the event.
“It would be amazing. I don’t want to put too much on Jim’s [Ross] plate, but it certainly would be amazing. And I would love it. And I hope that it’s possible. I certainly really feel like Jim’s making great strides in his recovery. That would be an amazing thing if we can make it happen. And hopefully we could.” —Tony Khan, AEW President and CEO
Jim Ross recently underwent successful surgery to treat colon cancer. While his recovery is progressing, it remains uncertain whether he will be able to attend AEW’s largest event of the year in Texas.
The Significance of AEW All In: Texas and What to Expect Next
AEW All In: Texas 2025 is positioned as a landmark event for the promotion, with championship implications and personal stakes driving the key matches. The involvement of top talent like Will Ospreay and Swerve Strickland puts the spotlight on AEW’s blend of established stars and rising names. The outcomes of these matches have the potential to reshape AEW’s future booking and title scenes.
As the countdown continues, fans await further updates and revelations from both the wrestlers and the company, making the event one of the most eagerly awaited in professional wrestling this year.
Our Reader’s Queries
Q. How many 5 star matches Will Ospreay?
A. There are 290 matches that have received 5 or more stars. Will Ospreay has participated in 52 of these, the highest for an individual. He is among five wrestlers who earned five stars for two matches in one night. The others are Akira Hokuto, Kyoko Inoue, Manami Toyota, and Toshiyo Yamada.
