That's Why: Very Interesting Detail On AEW All In Main Event, Why It Went How It Did

He spoke. There are all kinds of matches on any given major wrestling show, but there is only one main event. This match is often for the promotion’s World Title, which is a special match that can be a hue moment for anyone involved. Last weekend saw another pay per view with the World Title on the line in the main event, but it appears that there was a bit of a special reason behind the match.

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Over the weekend, AEW presented its Forbidden Door event, with Swerve Strickland successfully defending the AEW World Title in the main event. According to Fightful Select, Ospreay suggested that he put Strickland over in the match, as he did not want Strickland’s title reign to feel like it was merely a stop on the road before Ospreay won the title at All In. The move was seen as a way to push the team mentality in AEW, with Ospreay receiving praise for his act. There is no word on what the two will be doing at All In on August 25.

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Opinion: It is indeed nice to see Ospreay putting Strickland over, as the theory has been that Ospreay gets the title at All In in his home country. While that is still a possibility, it is nice to see Strickland getting a nice win of his own, as it establishes him as a bigger deal. That should be the case for a World Champion, though it is not the easiest thing in the world to see happen. Ospreay did a good thing here and that is great to see.