PAC To Face Off With Will Ospreay In February At York Hall
Revolution Pro Wrestling just continues to hit home runs across the pond in England. The promotion has just announced that on February 15th, 2019 at their ‘High Stakes’ event, they will host a junior heavyweight dream match that fans have been clamoring for – Will Ospreay and PAC will go one on one.
PAC left the WWE in the late Summer of 2018 after his contract expired with the company. He’s been lighting up social media since his return, and now he’s finally getting back in action across the independent wrestling scene. Revolution Pro Wrestling has now announced that PAC will face off against Will Ospreay at their High Stakes event in February.
This match with Ospreay follow proceed another high-profile match that involves PAC on January 6th at RevPro as he squares off with Zach Sabre Jr.
Ospreay has been on the shelf with an injury since October after his match with Chris Ridgeway at a Rev Pro event. Ospreay should be making his return in the upcoming weeks and he is rumored to be clashing with Kota Ibushi at Wrestle Kingdom 13. Even before his injury, Ospreay was asking for a match with PAC, when he became one of wrestling’s hottest free agents.
PAC’s aforementioned match with Zach Sabre Jr. in January could have tremendous implications. Sabre Jr. will be facing off with Tomohiro Ishii at Wrestle Kingdom 13 for RevPro’s Undisputed British Heavyweight Championship.
Can you imagine PAC claiming the British Heavyweight Championship and then turn around to defend it in this match versus Will Ospreay? That would add even more intrigue into this potential early 2019 match of the year candidate.
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Wrestling has been thriving in Britain this year, and talents such as Will Ospreay, PAC, Marty Scurll and Pete Dunne among many others have been making huge impacts on a Worldwide spectrum. Now, once again Rev Pro is blessed with arguably two of the most athletically gifted athletes in pro wrestling today, facing off in a match that is sure to blow the roof off of York Hall when Rev Pro Wrestling plays host to them next year.