The highly anticipated rematch between Will Ospreay and Swerve Strickland is confirmed for an upcoming AEW television special, bringing renewed focus to their ongoing rivalry. As the match approaches, Swerve Strickland has delivered a clear message to Ospreay on social media, intensifying the build-up to one of AEW’s headline bouts. The story, centered on the theme
“Will Ospreay set for AEW Dynamite rematch,”
continues to dominate discussions among fans and insiders alike.
AEW Rivalries Ignite Amid Summer Blockbuster Rematch
Following his participation in the explosive Anarchy in the Arena Match at Double or Nothing 2025, Swerve Strickland stands out as a key player on AEW’s dynamic roster. Alongside Kenny Omega, Willow Nightingale, and The Opps, Strickland secured a dramatic win against The Death Riders and The Young Bucks, showcasing the ongoing rivalries within AEW. Meanwhile, Adam Page claimed victory over Will Ospreay in the main event finals of the 2025 Owen Hart Foundation Tournament, further interlinking the paths of these top competitors.
In the aftermath of Double or Nothing, Ospreay demonstrated respect for Adam Page by siding with him in his pursuit of the AEW World Championship at All In: Texas, where Page is set to challenge Jon Moxley. While Ospreay, known as The Aerial Assassin, encouraged a potential alliance among Adam Page and Swerve Strickland against The Death Riders, his proposition was firmly rejected by both men, highlighting lingering distrust and deep-seated conflicts.
Motivations and Bitter Alliances Ahead of Fyter Fest
The Englishman’s commitment to supporting Hangman Page as he targets the AEW World Title is evident, with Ospreay voicing concerns that Strickland’s animosity could disrupt their efforts to dethrone Jon Moxley, referred to as The One True King. This tension prompted Ospreay to challenge Strickland, AEW’s self-styled “most dangerous man,” to another faceoff at the Summer Blockbuster. The two last met at Forbidden Door 2024, where Strickland, representing The Mogul, emerged as the victor.
With the rematch now set for the next television special, Strickland did not hold back, taking to X to share his thoughts with the former International Champion.
“’Everytime [sic] we fight, we learn!’”
he wrote. —Swerve Strickland, Wrestler
Tensions Rise Following Recent Fyter Fest Showdown
During Collision: Fyter Fest, Adam Page intervened after Ospreay’s win over Lio Rush, rescuing The Commonwealth Kingpin from a post-match assault by CRU. This action affirmed Page’s loyalty to Ospreay, but Page was quick to clarify that he neither needed nor wanted assistance from Swerve Strickland in his upcoming title challenge at All In: Texas.
Swerve Strickland’s blunt reaction on social media left no room for doubt regarding his stance: “Good, b**ch!” —Swerve Strickland, Wrestler. The pointed exchange underscores the intensity and personal stakes driving these storylines heading into AEW’s marquee events.
With Jon Moxley’s grip on the AEW World Championship and the alliances shifting in unpredictable ways, the stage is set for a dramatic confrontation at Summer Blockbuster. Whether Hangman Page, backed by Will Ospreay, will require additional support against Moxley and his group remains uncertain, lending anticipation to a championship chase rich with personal grudges and high stakes. As AEW’s top stars converge in Texas, the outcome of these clashes will reverberate throughout the locker room and shape the narratives leading into future events.
