AEW Worldwide Champion Will Ospreay has one of many longest commutes to work in professional wrestling as he travels backwards and forwards between the US and UK to be part of “AEW Dynamite” every week.
Ospreay, although, believes that his present journey schedule does not maintain a candle to the one he had when he was part of NJPW. The English star delved into the grueling schedule throughout his time in Japan, throughout a current look on “Shut Up with Renee Paquette.”
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“I am always in ache, but it surely’s manner higher than what I used to be doing in Japan,” declared Ospreay. “Japan, at one level, it was 15 hours, you would be like 4, 5, generally six to seven weeks away from your loved ones. It is tough. You are 9 hours forward, so simply as I’m about to go to mattress, she’s really sort of throughout her day. It is all the time onerous and it is all the time tough.”
However, the AEW Worldwide Champion sees a silver lining within the insanity of all of the journey, explaining how the lengthy hours spent on a metal tube is meditative.
“In a bizarre manner, it is sort of meditation for me now. Life is fixed noise, whether or not it is AEW or whether or not being with a five-year-old … it is fixed noise. Any time I do get some silence, I relish it,” stated Ospreay.
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Host Renee Paquette mentioned how she offers with the fixed journey, revealing that she both reads or listens to one thing whereas on an airplane. Ospreay replied by saying that he cannot learn, to which Paquette laughed and advised he might maybe take heed to an audiobook. The AEW star had beforehand acknowledged that his purpose to journey from the UK to the US every week was to be nearer to his household.
