Jeff Jarrett believes Will Ospreay vs. Kenny Omega at AEW All In 2026 could become the benchmark for in-ring performance in AEW.
Asked on the latest episode of My World with Jeff Jarrett whether the Wembley Stadium main event will represent AEW’s gold standard, Jarrett said, “Only time will tell, and I know that’s the most simplistic response, but I mean that because we don’t know what the future holds.”
Jarrett said the match stood out because it was not built on a personal rivalry, describing the approach as, “Let’s go out there and tear the house down and be as competitive as we can possibly be.”
He pointed to the timing of the event as the key factor, saying, “I think it definitely has the opportunity to be the standard bearer because the timing of the event, I think, is significant. I really mean that, not just internally AEW, but around the world.” He compared it to WrestleMania III, adding, “You could say that about Hogan, Andre, WrestleMania III. That event happened at the right time for so many reasons.”
Jarrett credited both men for putting the match in that conversation, saying, “They did everything in their power for us to be able to sit here and even have that conversation.”
Ospreay defeated Omega to retain the AEW World Championship at All In.
Transcription by Global Force Entertainment.