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Will Ospreay’s Neck Surgery a Success: What’s Next?

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Will Ospreay, widely recognized as one of the top performers in professional wrestling, recently announced he has undergone successful neck surgery. The AEW star, known by fans as the Aerial Assassin for his high-flying and high-risk style, revealed the surgery took place following a period away from the ring due to neck problems sustained after a Lights Out Steel Cage match at Forbidden Door. He communicated the medical update through social media, offering reassurance to his followers about the procedure’s outcome.

Ospreay was attacked by Jon Moxley’s team after the match, which led to his absence from television and necessitated time off for recovery. His distinctive wrestling style, admired worldwide, has taken a significant toll on his body, prompting this critical medical intervention.

“The road will be long, but it’ll be worth it to see you all again. Surgery was a success.”

— Will Ospreay, Professional Wrestler

Retirement Aspirations Shared by Alex Windsor

Concerns about health and longevity in wrestling are common, especially as athletes face the physical demands of the industry. Ospreay’s partner, Alex Windsor, recently spoke out about his thoughts on retirement during an appearance on Hey! (EW). She revealed that beyond wrestling, Ospreay has an unexpected dream for his life after his in-ring career ends.

Alex Windsor described his post-wrestling ambition to work as a postman for the Royal Mail, highlighting the simplicity and grounded nature of this goal despite his high-profile career. This insight sheds light on the star’s personal contemplations about life beyond professional wrestling’s intense lifestyle.

“Speaking of postman, that’s his dream. When he leaves wrestling, he wants to be a postman. No, but that’s his retirement plan. He wants to be a postman. But it’s one of them things where he could be like, oh, I used to be a wrestler. Now I’m just a postie. But not any postie, the Royal Mail.”

— Alex Windsor, Will Ospreay’s Partner

What the Future Holds for Ospreay’s Wrestling Career

Ospreay’s recovery from neck surgery is expected to be extensive given the severity of his injury, but his message made clear that returning to action remains a priority. Wrestling fans and the industry will closely watch his rehabilitation process, hoping to see the Aerial Assassin back in the ring delivering the standout performances he is known for.

His injury and subsequent surgery highlight the risks associated with the demanding and dangerous nature of professional wrestling. Despite the uncertainties surrounding his return date, Ospreay’s progress will be a key storyline in AEW and the broader wrestling world. His experience also underscores ongoing challenges wrestlers face as they balance their passion for the sport against the toll on their bodies.

Thomas Schultz
Thomas Schultz
Thomas Schultz is a journalist at CynicalTimes.org, covering the AEW Men’s Division. With one year of experience, he reports on match results, storyline developments, and the rising stars shaping All Elite Wrestling. Thomas brings a fresh perspective and a commitment to accurate, engaging coverage of AEW’s top talent and weekly action. His writing captures the energy, rivalries, and momentum behind one of wrestling’s fastest-growing promotions. From major title bouts to emerging contenders, Thomas keeps fans up to date on everything happening in the AEW men’s roster.
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