Jericho then discussed putting together the match, which he said was a collaboration between himself, match producer Jerry Lynn, and, for the most part, Ospreay himself. “I kind of wanted to see what he came with and kind of took away the burden of me having to worry about coming up with the whole match,” Jericho said. “I always go online and watch ‘The Top Moves of Will Ospreay’ for example.”

“Then I watched the match he had against Kenny and the match he just had against Naito. Both were excellent, he knocked Naito the f**k out. He carried him through the finish, even though he was knocked out. I just came in there with a clean slate, just to see kind of what would happen.” As for the whole show, Jericho revealed he took it upon himself to try and remind talents working All In just how big a deal the event was.

“Any time you have a big show like that, there’s a certain vibe to it,” Jericho said. “Everyone knows that it’s not just another show. We had a big team meeting on Zoom to discuss, kind of, the protocols and that sort of thing. At the end of the meeting, I just told everybody ‘Just enjoy this. This is not something that happens every day. It might never happen again.’ Once again, the biggest wrestling show of all time. Think about that; I’ve been doing this for 33 years, and I’m having my biggest show ever on this day? After thousands and thousands of matches? Just a really cool vibe and a really cool moment.”