Since coming as a member of the full-time AEW roster, Will Ospreay has been hit by memorable pay-per-view clashes with Bryan Danielson, Kyle Fletcher, Kazuchika okada, PAC and more. According to Ospreay, the latter is a particularly special opponent.
“The PAC is sincerely saying that PAC is like a bridge because many of us can go to Japan to make a living and export in our country,” Ospreay recently told Q101. “A lot of people will obviously say that people like dynamite kids are that guy, but then in the British boom of our generation in the independent scene, we’re all looking at people like PAC and Fergal Devitt. [also known as Finn Balor] Who could make a name in Japan?
“So whenever I was able to work on PAC, it’s always been a great honor and such a joy, just because he’s definitely one of the best wrestlers in the world,” he continued. “I feel good [he] I slept quite a lot. ”
The latest singles match between OSPREAY and PAC took place at AEW All Out last September, with the former successfully defending the AEW International Championship. For Ospreay, he aimed to show how advanced the hybrid style of professional wrestling has evolved. Previously, “The Aerial Assassin” and “The Bastard” were also faced one-on-one at the 2019 Revolution Pro Wrestling high-stakes event. In this case, PAC and Ospreay fought for 30 minutes before reaching a time-limited draw. Currently, PAC is on the sidelines for what is believed to be an ankle injury.
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