During a recent edition of the “Busted Open Radio” podcast, WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry praised Megan Bayne’s performance at AEW Dynasty 2025.
Bayne challenged AEW Women’s World Champion Toni Storm in a losing effort at Sunday’s pay-per-view event.
Henry said, “Megan Bayne and ‘Timeless’ Toni Storm did really, really well. It was long but it was good. … [Bayne] impressed the s**t out of me with her endurance. And [there were] things that she was doing late in the match, some of which [were] very complicated, and she got through that s**t like nothing.”
During a recent interview with Sports Illustrated, AEW star Will Ospreay discussed adapting his wrestling style in AEW and highlighted the valuable guidance he’s received from ECW Legend and AEW producer Jerry Lynn in planning his matches.
You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On reining in his style: “A little bit, yeah because you can’t do those epic clashes on TV, that much. It’s very rare that you can actually follow through with those epic New Japan-style main events. So you have to pick your spots wisely and now, I feel like I’m really finding my groove at the TV matches. And obviously, when the pay-per-view comes around, I just go balls out, and I hope that people respond well to the matches that I’m trying to put on.”
On his approach to his change: “I think this is more of this like, putting more of an emphasis on the moves that I want put over as like, more deadly. So, I woe back a little bit and I don’t put all of the big stuff out there. I save a lot of the big stuff for the pay-per-views now. But I still entice people’s appetites by the stuff I do put out.”
On how Jerry Lynn has guided his work: “I’ll be honest. I’ve been working a lot with Jerry Lynn, and he’s been a real guiding light on how to make stuff a little bit more important for me in those matches. So I do put a lot of love and admiration towards Jerry as he’s been such a great help in my matches.”
