Kenny Omega warns Will Ospreay that his loose alliances has made him 'sloppy' ahead of AEW All In title clash
Will Ospreay kicked off Wednesday’s edition of All Elite Wrestling’s (AEW) "Dynamite" with a heartfelt promo about his upcoming world championship match against Kenny Omega at All In.
Ospreay called out Omega to come face him in the ring, but it was Don Callis who answered the call instead. Callis recalled the damage his group did to Omega and said that Ospreay "owed everything" to him before Rocky Romero, Trent Beretta, Mark Davis and Jake Doyle came out to attack Ospreay.
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Omega came out and took out the Don Callis Family members and addressed Ospreay, who was licking his wounds in the corner.
"Will, I felt that. You see, when you talk from the heart, you have this way with words. I feel everything that you say," Omega said. "But the problem is, Will, you wear your heart on your sleeve and as much as you feel, you never think. What did you think would happen, Will? I warned you about Don Callis. I warned you about Jon Moxley. We both knew about the guy who’s running around calling himself the real world champion. He’s both of our problems. But Will, it’s made you sloppy. It’s made you a fool. And you will lose everything.
"But this isn’t the man I want to fight at Wembley Stadium," Omega continued, reaching his hand out toward Ospreay to pick him up off the canvas. "But Will, I hope you understand, I can’t help you like this again. From here on in, it’s just me and you."
Ospreay grabbed the mic from Omega and said he appreciated Omega’s help but, "I didn’t ask for it."
"And I’m not going to need your help, thank you," Ospreay added.
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Omega will defend the AEW World Championship against Ospreay in London at All In on Aug. 30. It’s the marquee event for what is AEW’s biggest night of the year.
Ospreay earned the title shot when he won the Owen Hart Foundation Men’s Tournament. Omega won the AEW title from MJF in July.
Omega vs. Ospreay may be the likely main event for All In, but the card itself is going to be immensely stacked.
Willow Nightingale is defending the AEW Women’s World Championship against Mercedes Moné, who returned to the ring and won the Owen Hart Foundation Women’s Tournament. Adam Copeland and Christian Cage will defend the AEW World Tag Team Championship against the Young Bucks – Matt and Nick Jackson.
Meanwhile, four other championship matches are on the docket as well.
Elsewhere, the Casino Gauntlet match will determine the No. 1 contender for the AEW World Championship. Andrade El Idolo and MJF are the first two entrants.