Chris Jericho, the iconic professional wrestler and lead singer of the band Fozzy, gave an electrifying performance at Wembley Stadium before his match with Will Ospreay at AEW All In on August 27. Channeling the late Freddie Mercury, Jericho sang “Judas” as he made his way to the ring, captivating the crowd with his energy and showmanship.
The performance by Chris Jericho and Fozzy was a spectacle to behold, as they rocked out in front of a crowd of 80,000 at Wembley Stadium. The combination of Jericho’s charisma and Fozzy’s musical talent created an unforgettable moment for wrestling fans around the world.
AEW All In, which was available for purchase on pay-per-view, allowed fans to witness this epic showdown between Jericho and Ospreay. The match itself was a display of skill and determination from both competitors.
Despite being in his hometown of London, Ospreay was focused on winning and securing his family’s financial future. The high-flying wrestler showcased his athleticism and agility throughout the match, proving why he is considered one of the best in the business.
Jericho, a seasoned veteran, used his experience and ring awareness to keep up with Ospreay’s physical gifts. The match took a turn when Don Callis’ distraction of referee Aubrey Edwards backfired, allowing Sammy Guevara to attack Ospreay with a bat while he was trapped in Jericho’s signature submission move, the Walls of Jericho.
However, Ospreay showed resilience and managed to fight his way free, hitting a Spanish Fly on Jericho. The back-and-forth battle continued, with nearfalls keeping the audience on the edge of their seats.
At one point, Jericho seemed to have stolen a win with a low blow after pulling the referee in, but Ospreay kicked out, refusing to be defeated. The match reached its climax when Ospreay finally hit his finishing move, the Stormbreaker, on Jericho.
Despite the impact of the Stormbreaker, Jericho showed his resilience by kicking out, surprising both Ospreay and the crowd. However, Ospreay was determined to secure the victory and hit the Stormbreaker once again, followed by his devastating Hidden Blade move.
The London crowd erupted in celebration as Ospreay pinned Jericho for the three-count. The win was a significant moment for Ospreay, solidifying his place as a top contender in AEW and ensuring a bright future for himself and his family.
After the match, Jericho, visibly disappointed, pushed away Guevara’s attempt to console him and exited the ring on his own. It was a bittersweet moment for Jericho, who had given his all in the match but came up short against the determined Ospreay.
The electrifying performance by Chris Jericho and Fozzy, combined with the intense match between Jericho and Ospreay, made AEW All In a must-watch event for wrestling fans. It showcased the talent and passion that exists within the world of professional wrestling.
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