Will Ospreay is done talking about Triple H after AEW Dynasty dream match with Bryan Danielson

After working one of the greatest bouts in AEW history in the seventh contest on the Dynasty card, a match that, to paraphrase the old adage, “could headline any show on any night in the world,” you’d think Will Ospreay would be asked about his 32-minute war with Bryan Danielson during the media scrum, right?

Technically, that did happen, but the one question that fans and wrestlers alike will remember the most from this media availability session is the question asked to the “Commonwealth Kingpin” about Paul “Triple H” Levesque, the WWE CCO who Ospreay accused of getting his role due to his extracurricular activities with his old boss’ daughter.

While Ospreay was clearly disappointed to be asked the question, he did give a good answer all the same, declaring that he’s done focusing on the past when he’s already the best wrestler in the world.

“Yes, of course. I don’t want to address it anymore. I can remember a generation of when I grew up where like, you throw a jab, I throw one back. Although I wasn’t mentioned by name, it was clearly about me. All due respect, I’m kind of done mentioning anyone over there now. I don’t want to do that anymore because I feel I lowered myself to that standard. I don’t need to do that anymore,” Will Ospreay declared to reporters via Fightful.

“Look what I just did in the ring with Bryan. That’s only match two from pay-per-view. I’ve got a f**kload more to go down. With all due respect, if you take everything into consideration, of course, I’m annoyed about a jab that I took. I threw one back, I don’t think it was anything bad. It’s a joke from 20 years ago, for f**k sake. Don’t be too butthurt. That’s the first time I’ve ever experienced true tribalism between the two. It’s not nice. It’s unnecessary. I’m over it. I can’t be bothered with it. I just want to be focused on promoting AEW. I don’t regret what I said. You take the entire thing into consideration, it did piss me off, but from this day on, I won’t go down that road. I don’t need to. I’m the best wrestler in the world. I don’t need to f**k with guys below me.”

Do you know what? Good on Ospreay for opting to leave his feud with “The Game” in the past, as there really isn’t any further the “grind” debate can go, considering they not only don’t work for the same company but that Triple H had to medically retire a few years back. When you work a match widely considered not just the best match of the year so far, or even the best match in AEW history but one of the greatest matches in professional wrestling history period, it’s better to focus on a sky-high future instead of an off-handed comment that can’t be settled.