30-Year-AEW Star and Seth Rollins’ Fantasy Opponent Now Shares a ‘Wealthy’ Similarity With a Prime WCW Hulk Hogan
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AEW maestro Tony Khan strategically secures NJPW star Will Ospreay, drawing parallels to a key moment in Hulk Hogan's career, marking a significant addition to the AEW roster.
Ospreay's AEW Venture Mirrors Hulk Hogan's 1994 Move
As per Fightful Select, Will Ospreay, 30, officially joins Tony Khan's AEW on a three-year deal, navigating a unique dual-contract scenario akin to Hulk Hogan's 1994 transition, with his NPJW commitment extending until 2024, facilitated by AEW's cooperative arrangement with NPJW.
Tony Khan's Revelation: What Sets AEW Apart from WCW
AEW's success architect, Tony Khan, highlights a crucial distinction from WCW, offering insight into what drew Ospreay. Unlike Hogan's temporary shift in '93, Ospreay's AEW choice, coupled with no WWE history, signifies a significant industry shift.
Ospreay's Choice: AEW Over WWE - Family First
Despite WWE's interest sparked by news of Will Ospreay's availability, he surprising chose AEW over WWE. His decision, driven by family considerations, was unveiled in a recent interview. Avoiding a full-time commitment in the U.S., Ospreay prioritizes familial stability, a choice facilitated by AEW's deal that lets him maintain his base in the UK.
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