Kyle Fletcher is out first to face the Ospreys. He takes the mic before Osprey’s music hits to precede his entrance.
Fletcher calls for Osprey’s music to be cut before the crowd breaks out with “Osprey! to sing He says he won’t stand here hearing that.
Instead he has to hear chants of “F*** Don Callis,” asking the crowd if they’re done. They whistle back and he says he’ll tell them when they finish, and they do.
Fletcher turns his attention to Osprey. He says so much has happened since they last talked about it in the ring. He mentions that Osprey got married, had neck surgery and won the world title.
At the same time, Fletcher was a two-time TNT Champion, Triple World Champion and International Champion. But he is aware that none of this would have been possible without Ospreay, and for that he thanks him.
Osprey says it wasn’t what he expected, but he’s proud of Fletcher and hopes he can be proud of him one day. Fletcher cuts him off and tells him not to interrupt what he was saying. He will still do all the despicable things he did to Osprey again.
Fletcher countered that Ospreay blamed the Death Riders for his neck injury. He says he did it himself, with Vagravar and Buckle Beanbuster, and claims credit for it.
Osprey admits he did it to him. He effectively wrestled with one arm due to Fletcher, an injury he suffered seven months into his AEW career. Osprey says he was inspired to get back to the crowd, calling their reaction morphine and hearing Australia cheering him on for their hometown boy.
He says that Fletcher may have all the good in the world, but he may not want to brag about it because even with a broken neck, “I smoked you twice, bruh.”
Osprey asks Fletcher if he really believes he has a chance. Fletcher nods. Ospreay says he beat seven others at Clockwork Carnage, he shot the Black Arrow when the world needed him most, and he beat Kenny Omega for the world title at Wembley.
Ospreay calls for a video to be played on the Titantron. That’s when Fletcher and Ospreay come face to face in Ospreay’s All In entrance. He says: tell me how you felt at that moment.
The crowd chants “Jealous!”
Fletcher says he felt absolutely nothing. Osprey calls the bulls*** and asks again. He says that if he really loved her so much, he would not have stood aside. He believes that deep down, Fletcher and Davis wanted to be at ringside at that moment.
Fletcher gives in and shouts that he felt jealous. “I got to watch the person I hate the most in the world walk out there and achieve my dream.”
But, he says, that feeling did not last long. Because he knew that it was going to be taken away from him.
Ospreay says he still doesn’t believe him. He believes this could have been two brothers putting everything aside for the World Cup, and it still could be. She says she knows deep down that Fletcher still loves her and still loves her.
Fletcher completely loses his cool, telling Ospreay to stop playing with his head. He says that one day everyone will realize that Osprey is all about him. One day Alex Windsor will realize this and she will leave him. One day his son will grow up and he will either understand or Fletcher will be there to help him.
In Full Gear, he says, he will take everything from Osprey.
Osprey says that’s the last thing he’ll say. Fletcher has improved immensely, but they are not equal. He has five wins from six against him. And he’ll bring the same intensity he used to take down someone like John Moxley.
Fletcher slaps Osprey in the face before he can conclude. He pushes her to do something. But Osprey does not give him satisfaction.
