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Will Ospreay AEW All In Baba O'Riley entrance

Will Ospreay admits he had a specific track in mind for his AEW All In entrance that would have gotten his juices flowing since it was his absolute favorite song, but the licensing fee simply wasn't available to secure it. He explains that he won't reveal what that original choice was because he hopes to find it again someday and wants to keep that surprise intact for when the time is right. Instead, the final decision came from Mike Mansury who suggested The Who's Baba O'Riley as the alternative option. Ospreay gets honest about his initial reaction, noting that while he thought the idea was okay and liked that The Who being British made it cool, he still wasn't fully convinced while traveling with Al on their journey together. At one point he recalls thinking he didn't know if he felt it at all compared to the energy the other song gave him. The turning point arrived only after hearing the voiceover and seeing the clips surrounding the track which finally made him realize this was perfect and nothing should be changed. There is also a deeper personal layer to why he eventually settled on this choice involving an MV Zone backyard wrestling music video group that created a Bryan Danielson tribute using that exact song, giving him a genuine connection to the track that went beyond just liking the sound.

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Will Ospreay AEW All In Baba O'Riley entrance

Will Ospreay admits he had a specific track in mind for his AEW All In entrance that would have gotten his juices flowing since it was his absolute favorite song, but the licensing fee simply wasn't available to secure it. He explains that he won't reveal what that original choice was because he hopes to find it again someday and wants to keep that surprise intact for when the time is right. Instead, the final decision came from Mike Mansury who suggested The Who's Baba O'Riley as the alternative option. Ospreay gets honest about his initial reaction, noting that while he thought the idea was okay and liked that The Who being British made it cool, he still wasn't fully convinced while traveling with Al on their journey together. At one point he recalls thinking he didn't know if he felt it at all compared to the energy the other song gave him. The turning point arrived only after hearing the voiceover and seeing the clips surrounding the track which finally made him realize this was perfect and nothing should be changed. There is also a deeper personal layer to why he eventually settled on this choice involving an MV Zone backyard wrestling music video group that created a Bryan Danielson tribute using that exact song, giving him a genuine connection to the track that went beyond just liking the sound.

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