Will Ospreay Responds To Seth Rollins' Apology: "Just Buy Me A Nando's"

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By Josh Coulson

Published Jul 3, 2019

One week later, it seems that everything that was said between Seth Rollins and Will Ospreay on Twitter is now water under the bridge.

Seth Rollins apologized to Will Ospreay for his bank account comments this week, and Ospreay has now replied to The Architect's apology.

One of the biggest stories in the wrestling world last week was the Twitter beef between Seth Rollins and Will Ospreay. Rollins sparked controversy when he claimed that no one in the world does what he does better or more consistently than him. Ospreay took issue with that and certain things were said that unsurprisingly caught the attention of fans around the world.

The heated exchange took a turn for the worse when Rollins suggested the two of them compare bank accounts. For someone who is trying to portray a babyface on Raw each week, that wasn't a good look. After having a few days to think about what he said, the Universal Champion returned to Twitter and issued an apology for his monetary jibe.

Rollins wrote, "it was dumb of me & not in line with my values." Ospreay has now responded to the apology, and it seems as if everything is now in the past. Ospreay wrote, "I’ve followed your career since you were Tyler Black, I know it’s not all the money & it’s about the love." Classy from both sides and hopefully, the two of them now get along well enough that we could see them clash in the future.

Our favorite part of Ospreay's tweet was when he asked Rollins to "just buy me a Nando's." For those of you reading this from outside of the UK, even though we know there are now branches in the US, Nando's is an extremely popular restaurant chain in the UK. It is popular with wrestlers due to the number of healthy and clean eating options on its menu. Ospreay revealed recently that he spent more than £4000 (over $5000) there in one year.

Despite Rollins and Ospreay's online interaction now being over, it is a sign of something much bigger. These two aren't the first wrestlers from rival promotions to take online shots at each other recently. AEW and the push from NJPW to have more of a presence in the Western hemisphere is already having an effect. Whatever your poison, it is a great time to be a wrestling fan right now.

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