Yes, Will Ospreay and Don Callis' working arrangement clearly isn't a long-term one, and yes, Osprey's time in the Callis Family is destined to come to an end, but there's just such a disconnect right now with the Aerial Assasin and his Calls Family cohorts.
On one hand, you have Will Ospreay as a giddy, smiling, happy-as-all-hell babyface who's having the time of his life in AEW and wants to test himself and his claims of being the best in the world against Bryan Danielson next weekend at Dynasty. In that role, Ospreay has been phenomenal, and that match against the American Dragon has all the potential to be a Match of the Year.
Not meshing at all with that, you've got the Callis Family - on Collision, that'd be Kyle Fletcher, Powerhouse Hobbs, and eventually Konosuke Takeshita - as underhand, cocksure heels cutting promos about wanting to beat the piss out of Danielson ahead of Dynasty.
Granted, these differing viewpoints will play a part in Ospreay and the Callis Family going their separate ways, but it continues to be jarring how this superstar babyface is letting such villainous actions and intentions take place without even commenting on them. And even when that split does come, the Brit has already wrestled all three of Fletcher, Hobbs, and Takeshita, which takes away some of the appeal of seeing Ospreay up against the Callis Family.
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