One big thing: Will Ospreay refuses to use the Tiger Driver 91 in AEW
Will Ospreay, set to challenge MJF for the AEW American Championship at All In London, has revealed why he won’t use the dangerous Tiger Driver 91 move, despite its potential game-changing impact.
The backstory:
• Ospreay used the Tiger Driver 91 against Bryan Danielson at AEW Dynasty
• Danielson couldn’t leave the ring under his own power after the match
• Ospreay later learned Danielson needs neck surgery, possibly due to their encounter
Ospreay’s stance:
• He believes the move is too dangerous to use again
• Ospreay stated on social media: “The fact that Danielson is gonna get neck surgery later this year and it stems from our encounter from Dynasty is enough for me to not wanna touch this move.”
• He added: “Every other move I have if you’re trained enough you can protect yourself. There no way to protect yourself here.”
Why it matters:
Ospreay’s decision highlights the ongoing debate about wrestler safety and the use of high-risk moves in professional wrestling. It also adds a layer of intrigue to his upcoming match with MJF, as fans wonder how he’ll approach the bout without his most devastating finisher.
What’s next:
• Ospreay faces MJF for the AEW American Championship on August 25 at All In London
• The match will test Ospreay’s ability to compete at the highest level without relying on the Tiger Driver 91
Do you think Ospreay’s decision to retire the Tiger Driver 91 will impact his chances against MJF? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.