AEW and WWE running shows on the same day is not a new occurrence. The latest instance has left AEW World Champion Will Ospreay particularly fired up, however.On Saturday night, WWE and AAA hosted the cross-promotional Worlds Collide event from the Allstate Arena in Chicago. Nearby, AEW presented All Out before a sold out crowd in the NOW Arena. Ospreay headlined the latter event with a successful title defense against Jon Moxley, and later, a passionate declaration on the post-show media scrum."Tonight was super, super special to me because it was the first time I was on a pay-per-view main event defending the championship," Ospreay said. "The entire building was sold out on three matches. It sold out on myself and Jon, Brawling Birds and Divine Dominion, and the ladder match that happened today. I cannot tell you the pride that I feel because people did have a choice. Everyone that came to this show tonight chose the right company because we deliver the best pay-per-views, the best pro wrestling. Any time anyone wants to come and step up to us, here is the reality for you. We're going to knock you down two f***ing levels. We are the best pro wrestling in the entire f***ing world. Do not f***ing step to us every again."AEW All Out broadcast live on pay-per-view on September 26. WWE x AAA Worlds Collide, on the other hand, is scheduled to air on YouTube this Wednesday night with a start time of 7 PM ET. "AEW Dynamite," the flagship TV program of AEW, will kick off at its usual 8 PM ET start time that same night.WWE reportedly booked Worlds Collide in an attempt to challenge All Out's ticket sales.If you use any of the quotes in this article, please credit AEW with a h/t to Wrestling Inc. for the transcription.
