Will Ospreay Tells WWE: 'Do Not F*cking Step To Us Ever Again'
Will Ospreay has harsh words for WWE's counter-programming
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Sep 27, 2026
AEW All Out 2026 sold out the NOW Arena in Chicago, Illinois with just three matches announced, one of which being the main event of the show between Will Ospreay & Jon Moxley for the AEW World Championship. It was reported that WWE’s booking of the Worlds Collide event in Chicago on the very same date and at the same time was done to impact All Out’s ticket sales… something Will Ospreay did not take kindly to.
On the back of his victory over Jon Moxley, Will Ospreay spoke on the All Out 2026 post-show media scrum, telling WWE to never step to AEW again.
“Tonight was super special to me because it was the first time I was on a PPV main event defending the championship, and the entire building was sold out on three matches. It sold out on myself and Jon, Brawling Birds and Divine Dominion, and the ladder match. I cannot tell you the pride that I feel because people did have a choice; everyone who came to this show tonight chose the right company. We deliver the best pay-per-views, the best pro wrestling. Any time anyone wants to come and step up to us, here is the reality for you; we’re going to knock you down two f*cking levels. We are the best pro wrestling in the entire f*cking world, do not fucking step to us ever again.”
Tony Khan responded to the recent report that WWE were surprised at AEW’s ticket sales, expressing his shock at this viewpoint, touting AEW’s recent success and the fact that they’ve sold out the building before. WWE announced that Worlds Collide would be airing on tape delay, being posted to YouTube head-to-head with AEW Dynamite on Wednesday.