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The 'aerial assassin' who overcame a serious injury to reach his wrestling dream
Will Ospreay is headlining the main event at AEW's All In show at Wembley
He's the "aerial assassin" who's widely seen as the best pro wrestler of the last decade, but Will Ospreay is keen to point out that it's not come from him.
"It's a statement that's been given to me by guys that I have the utmost respect for," he says.
"But you know me, I don't like tooting my own trumpet too much."
The professional wrestler from Essex started his career in the UK before making his name in Asia with New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW).
He also wrestled in the US before signing for All Elite Wrestling - or AEW - which is what brings him back home to the UK this weekend.
Ospreay's got the chance to win the men's World Championship for the first time as he headlines AEW's main event at Wembley Stadium on Sunday night.
But he tells BBC Newsbeat he's overcome plenty of challenges - including a serious neck injury - to reach the biggest moment of his career.
Will Ospreay took some of his wrestling moves from the video game Assassin's Creed
Ospreay says it's a "crazy feeling" to be competing "for one of the most important championships in pro wrestling" at Wembley.