Tony Khan takes a decision on Jon Moxley's immediate future after he injures AEW star

Jon Moxley and crew suffered a huge defeat in a Lights Out Steel Cage match against Will Ospreay and company in London. After the match, The Death Riders brutally attacked Ospreay, writing him off television. Following this, AEW President Tony Khan made a massive decision regarding Moxley's future by announcing his next match for Dynamite.

Jon Moxley, along with the Young Bucks, Claudio Castagnoli, and Gabe Kidd, faced the team of Kenny Omega, Will Ospreay, Hiroshi Tanahashi, Darby Allin, and Kota Ibushi in the main event at Forbidden Door. The match had a lot of wild spots, which made it the highlight of the show.

Following the Death Riders' attack on Will Ospreay, Tony Khan took to X (fka Twitter) to announce that Moxley will face Daniel Garcia on the upcoming episode of Dynamite.

"Wednesday Night #AEWDynamite 8pm ET/7pm CT TONIGHT! Wed, 8/27; @JonMoxley vs Daniel Garcia; After Mox injured Will Ospreay Sunday following the Lights Out Steel Cage Match, former TNT Champion Daniel Garcia will step up to fight former 4-time AEW World Champion Jon Moxley TONIGHT."

Is WWE mad at Paul Heyman? Check the story!

It will be interesting to see if Moxley can defeat Garcia and emerge victorious on Dynamite.

Will Ospreay had an immediate reaction after the attack by Jon Moxley and crew

After the Lights Out Steel Cage match at Forbidden Door, the Death Riders recklessly attacked Will Ospreay with steel chairs. They attacked his neck and shoulders, and while the Opps came to save Ospreay, the damage was already done.

Ospreay seemed to be in immense pain after being attacked by Jon Moxley and the rest of the heels. When the medical staff was checking on Ospreay after the bout, he was caught on camera mumbling a few words.

"I can't pick my arm up. It's my left one. I can't pick it. Right one, I can move. Right one's fine.... Should I go to the left? You got a board? Have you got one? F**king hell, man. This hurts. Guys, I'm in f**king agony, man. This is killing me," Ospreay said.

Fans are very worried about Will Ospreay's health. It will be interesting to see when he finally returns to the wrestling ring.

About the author

Ishan Dubey is a pro wrestling writer for Sportskeeda, with a lifelong love for professional wrestling that began when he was 5, watching the 2011 Royal Rumble. While pursuing a BCom Hons degree at the University of Delhi, his dedication to wrestling has driven his career.
With years of freelance writing experience, Ishan reports on WWE, adhering to strict guidelines and using official sources to maintain accuracy and give readers the best stories and information. His favorite wrestlers include CM Punk, for always sticking to his beliefs, and Kenny Omega, whom he considers the "god of professional wrestling."
Outside wrestling, Ishan enjoys watching sitcoms, listening to rock and metal music, and writing poems and stories. A passionate debater, he often finds himself in front of a podium when not at his laptop.
One of his favorite moments was having a Kenny Omega poster he made reshared by Omega himself on Instagram.

Know More

Why re-signing Brock Lesnar was a mistake - Watch Here!

Edited by Sanchari Bhattacharya