@kunalsummerKenny Omega opens up about the heavy anxiety he carried into AEW All In at Wembley, specifically detailing a fear that wasn't just about general performance but centered on a catastrophic injury happening within the very first five minutes of the match. He admits to worrying intensely that a terrible stomach attack could strike on the actual day of the event, which would stop him from showing what Kenny Omega is truly all about and prevent him from delivering the show that the people who paid for tickets deserve. Those worries were real and persistent until the day before the big fight when he attended a fan fest event and got a chance to see the ring setup in person. The moment he saw how the ring was built and actually felt the surface under his hands, something shifted completely inside him. He recalls thinking that some force was telling him, though he didn't know where it came from or who it was, that this intuition meant the match was going to happen from start to finish and be good. He felt assured then that he would make sure the fans leave home happy regardless of whether an injury occurred or whatever else might go wrong because he knew they were going to get through it together. This belief felt like some sort of otherworldly force had taken hold of him right there and then, making him believe that even though accidents do happen and you can never control them, one wouldn't happen during this specific match. It was a very odd feeling that struck him profoundly as he stood staring and gazing amongst the ring.

@kunalsummerKenny Omega opens up about the heavy anxiety he carried into AEW All In at Wembley, specifically detailing a fear that wasn't just about general performance but centered on a catastrophic injury happening within the very first five minutes of the match. He admits to worrying intensely that a terrible stomach attack could strike on the actual day of the event, which would stop him from showing what Kenny Omega is truly all about and prevent him from delivering the show that the people who paid for tickets deserve. Those worries were real and persistent until the day before the big fight when he attended a fan fest event and got a chance to see the ring setup in person. The moment he saw how the ring was built and actually felt the surface under his hands, something shifted completely inside him. He recalls thinking that some force was telling him, though he didn't know where it came from or who it was, that this intuition meant the match was going to happen from start to finish and be good. He felt assured then that he would make sure the fans leave home happy regardless of whether an injury occurred or whatever else might go wrong because he knew they were going to get through it together. This belief felt like some sort of otherworldly force had taken hold of him right there and then, making him believe that even though accidents do happen and you can never control them, one wouldn't happen during this specific match. It was a very odd feeling that struck him profoundly as he stood staring and gazing amongst the ring.