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Will Ospreay wins his first title in AEW at Double or Nothing
The PPV portion of Double or Nothing kicked off with a heated match between Will Ospreay and Roderick Strong for the International title. Ospreay, representing The Don Callis Family, faced off against Strong from Undisputed Kingdom, leading to intense moments with outside involvement. Despite facing interference from Strong’s sidekicks and an attack from Wardlow, Ospreay fought back with resilience. Refusing to use the Tiger Driver ‘91 move that injured Bryan Danielson, Ospreay managed to pin Strong and secure his first title with All Elite Wrestling. For more details on the event, check out the complete Double or Nothing results and coverage.
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Will Ospreay Wins His First Title in AEW at Double or Nothing
The PPV portion of Double or Nothing kicked off with an electrifying match between Will Ospreay and Roderick Strong for the International title. The stage was set in Las Vegas, with Ospreay representing The Don Callis Family and Strong representing Undisputed Kingdom. It was a clash of titans, with plenty of opportunities for outside involvement.
From the get-go, Ospreay had to contend with Strong’s sidekicks, Mike Bennett and Matt Taven. Despite a solid strategy early on, Ospreay found himself at the receiving end of a brutal attack from Taven and Bennett. To make matters worse, Wardlow also joined in the assault. Referee Bryce Remsburg had no choice but to eject all three Undisputed Kingdom members from ringside.
The damage was evident, with Ospreay selling injuries to his forehead, head, neck, back, and knee. However, the resilient Brit wasn’t going down without a fight. As his comeback gained momentum, Callis, who was on commentary, urged Ospreay to finish the match with the Tiger Driver ’91 move.
For those who may have forgotten, the Tiger Driver ’91 was the move Ospreay used to “injure” Bryan Danielson at Dynasty last month. The Aerial Assassin had previously announced that he was retiring the move. Despite getting Strong in position for the move, Ospreay hesitated. In a surprising turn of events, he opted not to use it and instead secured the victory with a different maneuver.
In a triumphant moment, Ospreay pinned Strong to claim his first title since joining the All Elite roster. It was a well-deserved victory for the talented wrestler, who showcased his resilience and determination in the face of adversity.
For fans who missed out on the action, complete Double or Nothing results and coverage can be found here. The event was filled with thrilling matches and unexpected twists, making it a must-watch for any wrestling enthusiast.
In conclusion, Will Ospreay’s win at Double or Nothing marks a significant milestone in his career and solidifies his position as a top contender in AEW. His victory is a testament to his skill, passion, and unwavering spirit. As he celebrates his first title win, fans can’t help but look forward to what the future holds for this rising star in the world of professional wrestling.
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