Kenny Omega has publicly addressed his future in professional wrestling for the first time since dropping the AEW World Championship to Will Ospreay in the main event of AEW All In: London 2026 at Wembley Stadium. Omega has not appeared on AEW television since that loss, but he surfaced at the Tokyo Game Show, where he spoke with fellow AEW star Hikaru Shida.
Asked how he was feeling, Omega said, “It may sound like I’m gradually getting older, but it’s not the end,” according to Fightful and Wrestling Headlines.
Neither outlet reported any additional detail from Omega on a timeline for a return to AEW programming, and no further comment on his in-ring status was included in the available reporting. The comments mark Omega’s first public remarks on his career outlook since the Wembley Stadium main event.
Omega’s loss to Ospreay at All In: London 2026 ended his reign as AEW World Champion, and his television absence since that night had left his immediate plans unclear. His remarks to Shida at the Tokyo Game Show do not confirm a specific return date, but they do indicate Omega intends to continue competing rather than step away from the ring.
