Will Ospreay Calls Out AEW Production For Botching His Entrance Music

May 2024 · 2 minute read

Will Ospreay will wrestle Chris Jericho at All In London on August 27th, and he can’t wait for that day to come. That being said, he really hopes AEW doesn’t botch his entrance music, because they did this week during AEW Dynamite.

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During his appearance on AEW Dynamite this week, Will Ospreay revealed that his NJPW contract will be up in six months. That was quite a big bit of news to drop as All In approaches.

Will Ospreay fired off on X to say that AEW got his music wrong this week during Dynamite. Ospreay doesn’t work for AEW, so he doesn’t know who to contact about this kind of thing, so he posted on the former Twitter to let everyone know his request.

Oi no heat @AEW production office, once again I don’t work there so I’m not mad, but same sense I don’t know who to talk to about this. But guys played the wrong music last night.

Please ensure “Elevated” is played for Wembley.

We will have to see how AEW All In London pans out for Will Ospreay. He will have quite a night in Wembley Stadium, and it will be even more special if they get his music right.

Will Ospreay might not have had the opportunity to do any kind of screening for his song this week on Dynamite. He obviously wanted to make sure that things were in order before the big show in Wembley Stadium. Thankfully, he had social media to help him out.

Playing music on television in America can be a bit tricky. We will have to see if Tony Khan has any issues playing Elevated or not, but hopefully he can make it happen for Will Ospreay.

What’s your take on Will Ospreay vs Chris Jericho at All In London? Which match will steal the show? Sound off in the comments to let us know what you think!

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