Will Ospreay ensures he’ll face Kenny Omega and not MJF at AEW All In

Heading into the Beach Break edition of AEW Dynamite tonight (July 8) from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the wrestling world was focused on the main event. After CM Punk beat Sami Zayn for the WWE title to close out Raw two nights ago, even non-sickos had to be wondering if we’d get World title changes on the flagship television/streaming shows of both the world’s biggest pro wrestling companies this week. For sickos and others who follow and enjoy the AEW product, Kenny Omega’s challenge of Maxwell Jacob Friedman was more than just a possible future trivia answer. An Omega loss would lead to him joining Cody Rhodes and his old tag partner Hangman Page in the “can’t challenge for the AEW World title again” club. It would also likely change the main event of All In at Wembley Stadium from a classic face vs. heel dynamic between MJF and Owen Hart Cup winner Will Ospreay, to a rumored passing of the torch moment between Ospreay and his old New Japan rival-turned-mentor Omega. “This is it. I