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Will Ospreay warns WWE not to ‘f***ing step to’ AEW ‘ever again’

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What happened?

AEW World Champion Will Ospreay retained his title against Jon Moxley at All Out and afterward warned WWE to not "f***ing step to" AEW ever again. The comments came amid reported past talks between Ospreay and WWE that did not lead to a deal, and on a night WWE ran a non-televised show about 45 minutes away headlined by CM Punk. Ospreay has been vocal in calling AEW the best wrestling company and critical of WWE, per the report.

Key Takeaways

Will Ospreay retained the AEW World Championship against Jon Moxley at All Out.
After the match Ospreay warned WWE to not "f***ing step to" AEW ever again.
WWE ran a nearby non-televised event the same night, headlined by CM Punk.
The article reports Ospreay previously held talks with WWE that did not result in a deal, which may inform his comments.

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Reported talks

The article states Ospreay had talks with WWE that reportedly did not pan out.

All Out main event

Will Ospreay successfully defended the AEW World Championship against Jon Moxley.

Competing show

WWE ran a non-televised event roughly 45 minutes away the same night, featuring CM Punk.

Post-match comments

Ospreay publicly warned WWE not to "f***ing step to" AEW and promoted AEW as superior.

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Sep 27, 5:30 PM

Will Ospreay warns WWE not to ‘f***ing step to’ AEW ‘ever again’

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He was always going to wear a World title belt for Tony Khan’s promotion because of how gifted he is in the ring, and how over he is with its fan base. But even if he was a little less talented or a over, I think Will Ospreay would have likely still become AEW’s top champion at some point. That’s because Ospreay will not only loudly, and passionately tell any and everyone that AEW is the best pro wrestling company on the planet, he’ll also add that WWE is not the best. Will has a bit of a chip on his shoulder about TKO’s pro wrestling operation after his own talks with them didn’t pan out — and then seemingly shared with the world in a somewhat passive aggressive fashion. Which is context for the AEW World champ’s comments after he successfully retained against Jon Moxley in the main event of All Out, a PPV event in greater Chicago that WWE chose to book a non-televised event against, 45 minutes away starring local hero, ex-AEW World champ, and past Khan & AEW critic CM Punk. Speaking

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