Will Ospreay Set For Huge Cage Match At AEW Revolution
Will Ospreay is out for revenge.
At Grand Slam Australia, the latest chapter of the storied rivalry between Kenny Omega & Will Ospreay and the Don Callis family was written in violence.
In a hugely physical tag team match between Ospreay & Omega and Konosuke Takeshita and Kyle Fletcher, it was the former who grabbed a hugely significant win.
The end came when Ospreay hit a Hidden Blade from the top rope as Omega delivered a One Winged Angel on Takeshita.
Meanwhile, in the show’s main event, “Timeless” Toni Storm won the Women’s World Championship thanks to a win over Mariah May
Will Ospreay Preparing For War
Following his win at Grand Slam, Ospreay again turned his attention to Fletcher. The British star challenged Fletcher to a Cage Match at Revolution on March 9 to try and end their rivalry once and for all.
Fletcher cost Ospreay the International Title at WrestleDream and beat him a month later at Full Gear. The score between the pair stands at 1-1 after Ospreay beat Fletcher in the semi-finals of the Continental Classic in December.
During the same segment, Kenny Omega challenged Konosuke Takeshita to a match for the International Title. This led to the creation of the International Championship Series which will begin on February 19.
On Dynamite, Orange Cassidy will face Roderick Strong with the winner meeting Takeshita for the gold a week later. The winner of that match will then square off against Omega at Revolution.
You can find the updated card for Revolution below.
- Jon Moxley (c) vs. Cope – AEW World Championship
- Kenny Omega vs. TBC – International Championship
- Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher (Cage Match)
- Big Boom AJ vs. TBA
It should be noted that the match between Ospreay and Fletcher is yet to be officially announced.