Will Ospreay made a notable comeback on the most recent AEW Dynamite episode, setting the stage for a key confrontation at the upcoming AEW Forbidden Door event. His return follows a neck injury that sidelined him after a brutal incident at AEW All In Texas involving the Death Riders.
Ospreay’s Injury and Hiatus After AEW All In Texas Incident
At AEW All In Texas, Will Ospreay was assaulted by the Death Riders during the Texas Death Match main event between Hangman Adam Page and Jon Moxley, which resulted in significant injury. Following the showdown, Ospreay revealed he had been struggling with neck issues for nearly a year and announced a break from in-ring competition to focus on recovery. Despite the setback, he expressed hopes to return for AEW Forbidden Door, scheduled for the following Sunday in London.
Will Ospreay’s Surprise Return and Challenge on AEW Dynamite
On tonight’s AEW Dynamite broadcast, Ospreay reappeared to fend off Jon Moxley and the Death Riders after their attack on Darby Allin. Seizing the moment, Ospreay grabbed the microphone to issue a challenge to Moxley and his allies. He proposed a Lights Out Steel Cage match pitting himself and his allies against Moxley and the Death Riders at AEW Forbidden Door. Details such as the exact participants and total number of competitors in the match have yet to be finalized or announced.
Implications for AEW Forbidden Door and What to Expect Next
Will Ospreay’s return and subsequent challenge highlight a growing rivalry that is set to be a centerpiece of the AEW Forbidden Door event in London. His involvement adds significant anticipation for the show, especially given the intense animosity with Jon Moxley and the Death Riders. Fans can expect this match to be a major physical contest, likely influencing AEW storylines and wrestler dynamics moving forward. Official participant announcements are expected soon as the event date approaches.
