Lee Moriarty Anticipates Premier Matchups at AEW’s All In Event in London

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All Elite Wrestling will stage its most significant annual event, All In, this Sunday at London’s Wembley Stadium, featuring several high-profile bouts for both live spectators and broadcast audiences. Lee Moriarty, who will not compete on the card, recently spoke with OutKick about which contests most captured his attention heading into the promotion’s flagship show.

Moriarty identified the AEW World Championship encounter between Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay and the AEW Women’s World Championship bout between Willow Nightingale and Mercedes Moné as the event’s standout attractions. He highlighted the storied history between Omega and Ospreay, citing their previous Forbidden Door clash as one of his favorite matches ever witnessed, and noted the extensive competitive history between Nightingale and Moné dating to their battles for the New Japan Strong Championship and TBS Championship.

The depth of history between competitors in both matches positions them for exceptional performances, according to Moriarty, who expressed enthusiasm about drawing inspiration from their displays of technical excellence. His previous All In appearance came last year when he competed in an eight-man tag team match alongside Shane Taylor Promotions allies against the Sons of Texas, a group featuring Dustin Rhodes, Marshall Von Erich, Ross Von Erich, and Sammy Guevara, with the Sons of Texas claiming victory.

Moriarty emphasized that consistent effort and proper timing will determine his path back to All In’s lineup, asserting his intention to demonstrate his status as one of professional wrestling’s premier technical competitors. The ROH Pure Champion most recently defended his title against Katsuyori Shibata at Death Before Dishonor last weekend.

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