Will Ospreay Slams AEW Dynamite Music Choice

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In a recent misstep by AEW's production team, wrestling superstar Will Ospreay voiced his disappointment when the wrong entrance theme played for him during an episode of Dynamite. Making a dramatic comeback on Dynamite's August 16th episode, Ospreay witnessed an unexpected turn of events.

Chris Jericho, in a shocking revelation, accepted Don Callis' proposition to be part of his "family". However, the scene swiftly took a twist as Jericho found himself on the receiving end of a surprise and relentless assault by Ospreay, directed by none other than the enigmatic Hidden Hand.

This unexpected confrontation paved the way for an official face-off between Ospreay and Jericho, slated to take place amidst a roaring crowd of over 80,000 spectators at the iconic Wembley Stadium during the All In event in London.

To heighten the anticipation for the encounter, a contract signing was organized on the subsequent Dynamite show. Yet, the tension between the two wrestlers was palpable, culminating in a tumultuous brawl that required security to intervene.

AEW Music Mix-Up Irks Ospreay

However, the event's integrity was further compromised when, to Ospreay's chagrin, AEW's production crew mistakenly played his older theme, 'Bring it down – Zenith of God', instead of his more renowned theme, 'Elevated'

Addressing the error, Ospreay took to social media, ensuring that the oversight would be rectified at Wembley. He tweeted:

🇬🇧 pic.twitter.com/C0GkZIa7Gg — Will Ospreay • ウィル・オスプレイ (@WillOspreay) August 17, 2023

Interestingly, Ospreay had long favored 'Elevated' before transitioning to 'Bring it down', an alignment with his evolved 'Commonwealth Kingpin' persona following the inception of the United Empire.

Nevertheless, in light of a significant challenge from Kenny Omega at Wrestle Kingdom 17, Ospreay felt compelled to revert to his 'Aerial Assassin' image, a transformation that saw the resurrection of the fan-favorite theme, 'Elevated'

In a bid to rally his fellow countrymen during the upcoming match, especially with fans probably joining in on Jericho’s ‘Judas’, Ospreay has gone a step further by sharing the lyrics of 'Elevated' on social media, encouraging them to sing along and show their support.

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.

— Will Ospreay • ウィル・オスプレイ (@WillOspreay) August 24, 2023