Update on Will Ospreay’s health following injury scare at AEW Summer Blockbuster

In the opening segment of AEW Fyter Fest, Will Ospreay expressed his regret about trying to act as a mediator between arch-rivals Adam Page and Swerve Strickland so that they could unite and fight against The Death Riders. He would then challenge Swerve Strickland to a bout at AEW Summer Blockbuster.

The match lived up to the expectations fans had after their last clash that took place at AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door, and it ended in a time-limit draw after 30 minutes of non-stop, high-stakes action. Swerve Strickland proposed a sudden-death overtime, but an interference from The Death Riders prevented that.

However, Will Ospreay did suffer an injury scare during the contest. In the starting moments of the bout, Swerve Strickland caught Will Ospreay with a stiff elbow strike, and he started bleeding profusely from his nose thereafter. Throughout the match, Ospreay was checking his nose, with blood staining his hands and wrist tape, though he continued to perform without losing a beat.

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Many fans started speculating about an injury that could cause the beloved star to miss All In, the biggest event of AEW. But his fans will be glad to hear that it has been recently reported by the Wrestling Observer Newsletter that he is fine after AEW Dynamite and is still expected to be in action next week.

Will Ospreay to be part of massive 10-Man tag team clash at AEW Grand Slam Mexico

As confirmed earlier, Will Ospreay will indeed be in action next week for AEW’s show in Arena Mexico. A massive 10-man tag team match has been confirmed for AEW Grand Slam Mexico. This contest will feature The Death Riders and The Young Bucks taking on The Opps, Will Ospreay, and Swerve Strickland in a multi-man tag team clash.

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It will be interesting to see how things play out and who comes out on top in Mexico next week.

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Sagnik Chowdhury is a WWE news and features writer at Sportskeeda Wrestling. He graduated from the University of Calcutta with a Bachelor of Commerce degree, specializing in finance, in 2024 and is currently pursuing an MBA. Sagnik has always been passionate about creative writing, alongside writing several academic articles over the years. However, his true love lies in WWE, and he has been covering the sport for close to a year. Before assuming his current role, Sagnik was a content writer for a reputable news outlet for 11 months. He strives to report accurate, relevant, and ethical information. He rigorously verifies his sources and ensures they are credible before citing them.

Over the years, he has won numerous national academic article writing competitions organized by leading educational institutions in India. His work has been published in the annual magazines of institutes like IIM Bangalore, IIM Ranchi, IIM Udaipur, and more. Sagnik has been following WWE for over a decade, but it was The Authority vs. Daniel Bryan storyline that truly hooked him to the sport. His favorite pro wrestler is The Miz, as he believes The A-Lister embodies the idea of believing in your dreams and making them come true. He admires Miz's promo skills, storytelling abilities, and how he has made the most of every opportunity given to him over the last 15 years.

If he could go back to the Attitude Era, Sagnik would book female wrestlers in prominent storylines and provide them more chances to showcase their potential.

When not watching or writing about pro wrestling, Sagnik loves to rewatch his comfort shows, such as Modern Family and The Office. He is a movie and TV series enthusiast, with Ryan Gosling being one of his favorite actors.

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