Will Ospreay is reportedly set to take an extended break of over a month from AEW after being stretchered off during the main event of the All In Texas show. According to sources close to Ospreay and Fightful Select, this absence is planned to allow him to recover from the physical toll of recent matches and continuous travel demands. AEW has not officially confirmed this development, but insiders emphasize the necessity of this downtime for Ospreay’s health and long-term performance.
Additional Rumors Circulating in the Wrestling Community
Alongside Ospreay’s situation, multiple other reports have emerged in the wrestling world. Wrestling Observer’s Bryan Alvarez relayed that Seth Rollins’ apparent injury on Saturday Night’s Main Event was reportedly a storyline, meant to suggest a serious knee injury. Sources indicate Rollins is dealing with a minor knee issue but is not expected to miss significant time. WWE’s strategy appears focused on extending fan anticipation for a surprise early return and cash-in.
Further speculation surrounds the upcoming Slammiversary Pay-Per-View, with TNA president Carlos Silva labeling it “phenomenal.” PW Insider Elite’s Mike Johnson has spoken with WWE insiders who suggest AJ Styles might appear at the event. Johnson expressed optimism for fans hoping to witness Styles’ return.
AEW’s Strategic Programming Choices and Talent Reactions
AEW’s decision to schedule All In Texas to overlap with WWE’s Saturday Night’s Main Event was reportedly deliberate. Dave Meltzer of Wrestling Observer Radio explained that AEW wanted its main event ongoing as WWE’s broadcast began, signaling an intention not to be overshadowed or dominated by WWE’s programming.
Sources indicate that AEW talent were highly satisfied with All In Texas, feeling the company reached a new high point with the show. They believe AEW has made a successful comeback, demonstrating renewed momentum and turning things around positively after recent challenges.
Noteworthy Appearances and Backstage Activity at All In Texas
JoJo Offerman’s appearance at All In Texas drew positive responses, with some WWE personnel reportedly pleased to see her sing Swerve Strickland to the ring. WWE insiders noted the gesture as “very classy,” especially due to the fireflies effect on screen behind Offerman during her performance. There is speculation within WWE that Offerman could eventually join AEW in some capacity.
The backstage presence at All In Texas included several recognizable names: Shotzi Blackheart, Priscilla “Gigi Dolin” Kelly, Monty Brown, Joey Janela, and Brian Myers. Although Wardlow was also in town for the event, he reportedly arrived after the show had already started. Additionally, Kamille has filed to trademark “The Cat 5” for wrestling purposes, fueling rumors about her return to active competition.
Understanding the Nature of These Reports and What Lies Ahead
Many of these updates stem from wrestling rumor mills and insider sources, so they should be treated cautiously until officially confirmed. The wrestling community often thrives on speculation, but it is important to distinguish rumors from verified facts. Fans interested in the accuracy of these reports can refer to periodic accuracy reviews such as the Rumor Look Back feature.
Will Ospreay’s anticipated AEW time off demonstrates the physical demands wrestlers face and highlights how companies handle injuries behind the scenes. His recovery period will be closely watched by fans eager to see his return to action. AEW’s programming decisions and ongoing talent developments indicate a period of strategic growth and resilience in the face of competition and scheduling conflicts.
Our Reader’s Queries
Q. How many 5 star matches Will Ospreay?
A. There have been 290 matches given 5 or more stars. Will Ospreay has the highest number of individual matches, with a total of 52. Ospreay is among five wrestlers who received five-star ratings for two matches on the same day. The other wrestlers are Akira Hokuto, Kyoko Inoue, Manami Toyota, and Toshiyo Yamada.
