Will Ospreay, known as the Aerial Assassin, secured a significant victory at AEW’s All In: Texas 2025 event but later disclosed he sustained a neck injury during the show. This revelation came during the July 23 episode of Dynamite, where Ospreay openly addressed his condition and recovery plans ahead of the upcoming Forbidden Door event in his hometown of London.
Injury Details and Medical Assessment
After teaming with Swerve Strickland to defeat The Young Bucks, Ospreay was involved in a brutal confrontation during the Texas Death Match between Jon Moxley and Adam Page for the AEW World Championship. The Death Riders attacked Ospreay viciously, leaving him unable to leave Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, without assistance. Following medical evaluation and MRI scans, it was confirmed that Ospreay suffered two herniated discs in his C2 and C6 vertebrae. Despite the severity, medical professionals reassured him that the injury was treatable with proper care.
Commitment to Recovery and Future AEW Plans
Ospreay expressed confidence in AEW’s support and conveyed his determination to recover fully and return to action in time for Forbidden Door next month. Before departing, he issued a stern warning to The Death Riders, promising to confront them again once medically cleared. His vow reflects both his fighting spirit and hope for a successful comeback.
Our Reader’s Queries
Q. How many 5 star matches Will Ospreay?
A. Ospreay has the most matches rated 5 stars or higher by wrestling writer Dave Meltzer, totaling 53. He is among five wrestlers to have two such matches in one night, which he did during AEW’s Worlds End event in 2024.
