Owning up to your mistakes and admitting you were wrong is something so many people not only never do, but don't even consider. Will's growth as a person has been amazing to see and I wish him all the best in whatever he does next.
@@moel384CM Cunt dickriders would love u to believe that what Hangman said is exactly the essence of the original comment that he'd rather fall short and learn by his own experiences then have it all figured out for him by someone else, after brawl out nobody would want advice from a pos like punk anyways
Huge respect to Will. Years ago I always thought he was an ass, it is really eye opening to see him talk about his mental state and how he is working on improving himself. Always liked watching him, but after watching the full interview it seems like I was totally wrong, he was just young and made mistakes like everyone. Considering how young he still is he comes across as really mature and aware, I can't wait to see where his career heads next.
I been a fan of wills for years and this side shows of will , shows we are all fallible. But I never lost love for him and he will and has always been a hero to me. Thank you will for giving me a light I need in the darkness I suffer everyday
I’ve always thought he was autistic. You can just tell, when you hear him in interviews. It’s good that he is aware of it. Helps a lot to understand yourself
@@marcbasil dude. I’m autistic myself. But I apparently don’t know what the word means? lol. Okay then. It’s something I’ve always just felt when seeing him in interviews. And he clearly thinks this too
He needs to adjust his wrestling style or end up limping the rest of his life.... Learn from AJ and from Rollins.... Both changed to grounded styles and have achieved their greatest success
Long story short i think a female wrestler accused one of his mates of abuse, and he went out of his way to defend him AND blacklist her. It came out that there were other accusations against his mate and he went radio silent. I think he's referencing this between the lines
Until he outright admits that he was wrong with the way he went about the allegations and Pollyanna is allowed back into the world of wrestling, especially in the Uk, then I'll believe that aspect. Good on Will for at least admitting his done wrong, that's the first step.
And blacklist the abused person. And defame her to friends. And lie about her being involved in cheating. And bully her, with Will's missus. And deny all accountability regardless of witness complaints. And continue to book and befriend the abuser.
@@amartyaroy3754 He defended the abuser, his best-friend from Essex, Scott Wainwright, initially. There was also pretty credible accusations of blacklisting due to the initial incident(s), particularly as due to reporting and exposing from the one who had actually been abused, Pollyanna. Everyone is 50/50 on the blacklisting issue.
Watch the full interview with Will Ospreay: th-cam.com/video/bCiRoqkxwQM/w-d-xo.html
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Owning up to your mistakes and admitting you were wrong is something so many people not only never do, but don't even consider. Will's growth as a person has been amazing to see and I wish him all the best in whatever he does next.
One of the best qualities anybody can have is the ability to remain teachable. Both of our dudes here kinda exemplify that trait.
makes me think about Hangman saying that he doesnt like to take advice and figure everything out by himself, haha
@@moel384CM Cunt dickriders would love u to believe that what Hangman said is exactly the essence of the original comment that he'd rather fall short and learn by his own experiences then have it all figured out for him by someone else, after brawl out nobody would want advice from a pos like punk anyways
This guy is the the real deal at what he is doing. He just loves wrestling and always wants the best of it.
Huge respect to Will. Years ago I always thought he was an ass, it is really eye opening to see him talk about his mental state and how he is working on improving himself. Always liked watching him, but after watching the full interview it seems like I was totally wrong, he was just young and made mistakes like everyone. Considering how young he still is he comes across as really mature and aware, I can't wait to see where his career heads next.
I been a fan of wills for years and this side shows of will , shows we are all fallible. But I never lost love for him and he will and has always been a hero to me. Thank you will for giving me a light I need in the darkness I suffer everyday
La Knight vs Will Osprey would be interesting
The seth rollins match is the dream match but yeah
@@Xaliby Rollins sux
Not entering the cruiserweight classic fr 💯
this video really relates to some of my problems It really does
Maybe defending his sex pest mate was a big one
I’ve always thought he was autistic. You can just tell, when you hear him in interviews. It’s good that he is aware of it. Helps a lot to understand yourself
….? What? No you can’t. And hes not autistic, he clearly doesn’t even know what the word means 🤦🏻😆
@@marcbasil dude. I’m autistic myself. But I apparently don’t know what the word means? lol. Okay then.
It’s something I’ve always just felt when seeing him in interviews. And he clearly thinks this too
He needs to adjust his wrestling style or end up limping the rest of his life.... Learn from AJ and from Rollins.... Both changed to grounded styles and have achieved their greatest success
What did he even say
Long story short i think a female wrestler accused one of his mates of abuse, and he went out of his way to defend him AND blacklist her. It came out that there were other accusations against his mate and he went radio silent.
I think he's referencing this between the lines
Until he outright admits that he was wrong with the way he went about the allegations and Pollyanna is allowed back into the world of wrestling, especially in the Uk, then I'll believe that aspect. Good on Will for at least admitting his done wrong, that's the first step.
Osprey has made mistakes! This is news to Meltzer
Like I like you know like but like...
It was only the Twitter freaks that were spazzing out. He didn't even do anything except stick up for a friend he thought was innocent.
And blacklist the abused person.
And defame her to friends.
And lie about her being involved in cheating.
And bully her, with Will's missus.
And deny all accountability regardless of witness complaints.
And continue to book and befriend the abuser.
What mistakes in particular did he own up to?
One of his friends was named in the speaking out movement and he went after the abuser I think.
@@amartyaroy3754 He defended the abuser, his best-friend from Essex, Scott Wainwright, initially. There was also pretty credible accusations of blacklisting due to the initial incident(s), particularly as due to reporting and exposing from the one who had actually been abused, Pollyanna. Everyone is 50/50 on the blacklisting issue.