Jon Moxley's Death Riders Sign Will Ospreay: 'He Was Already Great'
Jon Moxley's Death Riders faction has signed Will Ospreay, who has been training with the group since losing to Jon Moxley earlier this year.
What happened?
Will Ospreay has joined Jon Moxley's Death Riders faction, a move that has been in the works since Ospreay lost to Moxley earlier this year. According to Claudio Castagnoli, the leader of the Death Riders, Ospreay's decision to join the group was never about changing him, but rather about helping him reach the next level.
Why it matters for Jon Moxley
Castagnoli spoke about Ospreay's decision to join the Death Riders in a recent interview with Soundsphere Magazine. He noted that Ospreay was already a great wrestler, and that the Death Riders' goal was to help him become even better. "It was always about getting Will to that next level," Castagnoli said. "It was never about changing Will. He was already great."
What comes next?
The Death Riders are a faction known for their intense training regimens and their commitment to helping each other improve. Castagnoli spoke about the group's leader, Jon Moxley, and the trust that he has in him. "Everybody steps up, and everybody believes in what the team is doing," Castagnoli said. "Even if nobody else outside the group knows, we do. Mox has a vision. I trust him. But that trust doesn't come overnight. I've known him for 16 years plus, and we've been all around the world together, in and out of the ring. The trust doesn't come easily, but I trust him with my life."
Castagnoli also spoke about the Death Riders' leader, Jon Moxley, and the trust that he has in him. "Mox has a vision," Castagnoli said. "I trust him. But that trust doesn't come overnight. I've known him for 16 years plus, and we've been all around the world together, in and out of the ring. The trust doesn't come easily, but I trust him with my life."
The Death Riders are a faction known for their intense training regimens and their commitment to helping each other improve. With Will Ospreay now a part of the group, it will be interesting to see how he develops and grows as a wrestler.
Castagnoli also spoke about Sheamus potentially coming to AEW, but that is a story for another time.
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