Folks, brace yourselves for a colossal collision in the AEW universe! We’re talking about a showdown that’s bigger than a stack of overdue tweets. It’s like combining the excitement of a grand finale with the unpredictability of a toddler with a phone. Yes, it’s happening next week on the 250th episode of AEW Dynamite: the one and only Will Ospreay will defend his AEW International Championship against none other than MJF, the man with more comebacks than a rubber band.
These two titans are not just battling for the belt but for the very soul of the AEW fanbase. It’s like an election, but with more body slams and fewer questionable haircuts. Tony Khan, AEW’s resident wizard of matchmaking, has pulled another rabbit out of his hat by orchestrating this dream match. The anticipation is thicker than a New York bagel.
The storyline is as juicy as a steak in a five-star restaurant. MJF, in a fit of classic villainy, attacked young upstart Daniel Garcia last week, giving him an injury that drew the wrath of Ospreay. Ospreay, who’s been reigning as International Champion since May after dethroning Roderick Strong at Double or Nothing, isn’t one to let such treachery slide. Meanwhile, MJF, the former AEW World Champion, is stepping back into the title ring for the first time since his heroic (and injury-riddled) reign ended. It’s a comeback story that even Rocky would envy.
And just when you thought it couldn’t get more thrilling, PAC swoops in like an unexpected plot twist. Winning a four-way match against Kyle Fletcher, Claudio Castagnoli, and NJPW’s Tomohiro Ishii, PAC has earned his spot as the next contender for the International title. His post-match promo hinted at a potential title match at Wembley Stadium for All In 2024. Talk about keeping the suspense higher than a cat on a hot tin roof!