Chris Jericho has made a bold statement ahead of his match against Will Ospreay at tomorrow’s AEW All In pay-per-view. The veteran wrestler attacked Ospreay at today’s Revolution Pro Anniversary event, leaving him reeling before their highly anticipated showdown.
The attack took place at the Copper Box Arena, moments after Ospreay emerged victorious in the main event against Shingo Takagi. Jericho, wearing a mask, blindsided Ospreay with a devastating running codebreaker, reminiscent of his surprise assault on Kenny Omega at All In 2018.
This unexpected assault has sent shockwaves through the wrestling world, as fans eagerly await the clash between Jericho and Ospreay at AEW All In. The altercation between the two wrestlers adds an extra layer of intensity and anticipation to their upcoming match.
Check out the footage of Chris Jericho’s attack on Will Ospreay at the RevPro Anniversary show:
This incident has sparked widespread discussion and speculation among wrestling enthusiasts. Many are now wondering how this attack will impact the outcome of the match and whether Ospreay will seek revenge on Jericho.
For those unfamiliar with the AEW All In event, it is one of the most highly anticipated pay-per-views in professional wrestling. The card features a stellar lineup of matches, including Jericho vs. Ospreay, which promises to be a must-see encounter.
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