Kyle Fletcher’s two-year AEW ascendance has led him to this Full Gear moment: ‘Dream is getting closer’ By Joseph Staszewski Published Nov. 12, 2026, 11:54 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results.
Make New York Post a Preferred Source Kyle Fletcher faces Will Ospreay at Full Gear. AEW What just happened didn’t hit Kyle Fletcher until he watched it back, viewing the closing images of Blood and Guts through the fans’ eyes.
Fletcher ended the men’s match as the clear leader of the Don Callis family, AEW’s top heel faction, with a screwdriver pointed at rival Will Ospreay in the middle of the double cage while getting the legendary Adam Copeland to submit to win the match.
For good measure, he ordered Wardlow to toss Darby Allin off the top of the cage through a set of stacked tables for the final bit of carnage before pompously posing on the ramp for the show’s final image.
The moment finally stamped the 27-year-old Aussie star as a main event talent heading into the most important match of his career against Ospreay for the AEW World championship at Full Gear from Mortgage Matchup Center on Saturday (8 p.m., HBO Max\PrimeVideo).