Will Ospreay tipped to bring 'new-level athleticism' to AEW's All In

Will Ospreay will face MJF at All In on Sunday, August 25, at Wembley Stadium. The pair recently fought in a 60-minute slobber knocker, with MJF winning courtesy of his Dynamite diamond ring in the dying seconds of the bout.

That win secured the Intercontinental Championship for the former AEW world champion and set up one of the best feuds AEW has seen for some time, outside of Toni Storm and Mariah May.

During a recent episode of his "My World" podcast, wrestling veteran Jeff Jarrett shared his expectations for the marquee matchup between two of the best young talents in professional wrestling. He noted how Ospreay will likely bring "new-level athleticism" to the bout, with neither talent leaving anything on the table.

"The MJF match and Ospreay, I believe those two guys are going to leave nothing on the table and I think we’re going to see a new level of athleticism and when Will is kind of charged with that mentality, I think that’s almost a match that you want to say, I want to watch that live," Jarrett said. "I don’t want to watch the replay, I don’t want to just watch the highlights, I want to get involved. I think that’s a can’t-miss match."

Ospreay and MJF are the undisputed faces of AEW's men's division . Both have become fan favorites, MJF for his ability to cut promos and create compelling storylines, and Ospreay for his spectacular in-ring work. A stadium match between the two will likely be a can't-miss moment for wrestling fans, regardless of which promotion they like best.

When Tony Khan signed Ospreay from New Japan Pro Wrestling, he hoped the high-flyer would have a major impact. Now, he has two elite young stars ready to put the company on their back for the next few years. Hopefully, that new era will begin with another barn burner in London on Sunday.