Redemption vs. Ascension. I don’t need it, I want it. They are two different men, but they have one commonality. They want to defeat John Moxley by defeating his malicious AEW World Championship throne. “Hangman” Adam Page has noted this Sunday’s double or notin event Will Osprey, in a face-to-face conflict with Will Osprey’s opponent, whose prizes are more epic than becoming a company world champion. I agree, but the winner of this year’s Owen Heart Cup Tournament has a big mountain to climb in July. To rely on his feet, not his words, but always on his feet, to lead him to the top of all the proverbs that the UK and Japan had to offer, Osprey reflected the exchange of pages with him from this week’s “AEW Dynamite,” and considered how this one segment had heightened the importance of this match.
“I wasn’t that confident in my microphone technique. It’s a lot of practice and looking for mirrors and I’m trying my best to do this,” Osprey said at the “Busted Open” ahead of Sunday’s match. “There was a certain era where I wanted them to climb a little… I think this is getting a rep and learning how to do this aspect of the job. Honestly, I was really proud of what I could do there.
He is approaching promotion with a cuff take, but Ospreay’s words have heavy weight as this “shootout” will become the main event of Sunday’s pay-per-view event. The winner will face Moxley at all for the World Championships in Texas on Saturday, July 12th. If Page wins in two days, “Anxiety Millennial Cowboy” is one step closer as he could potentially win a second world title in his career. Conversely, for “Air Assassin,” he should win this weekend, and ultimately in July, the first time he has been the pinnacle title since he took part in the promotion in 2023.
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