Will Ospreay erupts with strong words after sold-out All Out; Tony Khan reacts to Worlds Collide clash in Chicago

AEW recorded a fully sold-out All Out, and world champion Will Ospreay experienced a moment of triumph after the show, speaking in harsh tones toward rivals.

At the post-event media conference, Ospreay thanked the fans and said that those who came to All Out chose the right company, claiming that AEW offers the best possible shows and wrestling. He used strong language, including censored phrases implying that AEW will destroy its rivals and that he is “the best in the world.”

As Bleacher Report reports, the rivalry event was followed by discussions about how WWE staged its Worlds Collide event at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois, held at the same time. There are reports that WWE did not broadcast Worlds Collide live so as not to affect All Out’s attendance, and AEW chairman Tony Khan said he was surprised by the rivals’ reaction, noting that AEW has previously sold out the same arena and had a strong year, and that underestimating AEW’s momentum would be a mistake.

Competition between the two companies remains clear: WWE continues to be historically larger in terms of revenue and position, but AEW, founded in 2019, has built its own presence and withstood several attempts to undermine its momentum. Examples such as NXT scheduling clashes show that audiences and live shows play a key role, and the fact that All Out overshadowed Worlds Collide is explained by this ongoing competitive context.

In conclusion, Bleacher Report notes that Ospreay’s comments and Khan’s reactions reflect the intensity of the rivalry between AEW and WWE and the importance that major live events have for each company’s market positioning.