The opening Everything included was symbolic and monumental. A group of wrestlers who were not WWE a sold-out arena. Last year’s event at the sold-out Wembley Stadium was equally symbolic and monumental. A record crowd, whether you believe the official 85,258 from AEW or the lower 72,265 at the Brent City Council turnstiles. The fact that a company other than WWE Getting so many butts into the seats at one of the most iconic stadiums in the world cannot be dismissed.
The Annual will have over 50,000 people. That’s less than last year, but a five-year-old wrestling company has managed that despite signs of decline elsewhere. The normalization of AEW is “under fire“ means that any success AEW has will be immediately wiped out.
This year’s Everything included build is symbolic and shows how the company is trying to build a bridge between its past and present. Compared to last year’s event, the card is more like the biggest PPV of the summer. The build-up was generally stronger. Hopeful and restful in a turbulent time.
I took part Everything included at Wembley Stadium last year and I will participate Everything included again this year. It was a religious and communal experience. An experience I never felt like a wrestling fan. It was special to me because it inspired me to write about wrestling. What later became my AEW gets modern masculinity The article was the first thing I wrote.
Last year Everything included was perhaps AEW’s best PPV of the year, even if the matches didn’t seem spectacular on paper. Not all games and builds have been stand out. But last year’s event was characterized by this atmosphere and this in turn possibly helped the wrestlers to have an outstanding PPV.
Will the same feeling Bryan Danielson to the AEW World Championship?
How to watch
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All-In Card:
- Zero Hour Match: Kris Statlander and Stokely Hathaway against Willow Nightingale and Tomohiro Ishi
- Casino Gauntlet match for a future AEW World Championship match
- Four-way London Ladder Match for the AEW Trios Championship: The Patriarchy © with Mother Wayne vs. The Bang Bang Gang vs. The House of Black vs. TBD at Collision
- AEW World Tag Team Championship: The Young Bucks © vs. FTR vs. The Acclaimed
- Last Chance Match for the FTW Championship: Chris Jericho © vs. HOOK
- Coffin fight for the TNT Championship: Jack Perry © vs. Darby Allin
- TBS Championship: Mercedes Mone © vs. Dr. Britt Baker, DMD
- AEW American Championship: Maxwell Jacob Friedman © vs. Will Ospreay
- AEW Women’s World Championship: “Timeless” Toni Storm © vs. Mariah May
- “The Final Countdown”: Title vs. Career, AEW World Championship: Swerve Strickland © vs. Bryan Danielson
More detailed previews of two of the biggest games on the map
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I will not Preview of the AEW American Championship Match between MJF And Will Osprey. I will also not be covering the main event The Final Countdown, the career versus title fight between Avoid Strickland and Bryan Danielson.
You may be wondering why. How can I not devote 300 words to two of the most important games?
This is because my colleague Noah Buckingham-Reed and I have written our own Match Point articles on these games.
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Match Point is an ongoing article series at Last word on pro wrestling, where we take a closer look at big games. Part Preview and partial analysis we explore the different aspects of these games to explore their potential. To Help us to increase the enthusiasm of the fans even further for what could happen.
You can read my match point for The Final Countdown here
You can read Noah’s match point from MJF vs. Will Ospreay here.
Show-stealer of the evening: TNT Championship Match
There is so much history between the two men battling in a casket match for the TNT Championship. So Many things are connected to this condition and also bind it. From day one Darby Allin And Jack Perry was young and hungry and against it as far as the characters are concerned. Allin, the scrawny, grunge-inspired daredevil, and Perry, the photogenic son of an American TV legend.
The potential for this match to be a legendary feud is there, as both men have incredible in-ring skills for their age. There was a reason they were paired together as part of the Four Pillars, but their rise was uneven.
Perry was always in the ring and had the necessary tools. What Jack was missing was the ability to create a character that appeals to the crowd. Last year at Everything includedafter his match with HOOKPerry’s career changed forever. He used the experience and used his second chancePerry created the scapegoat persona in NJPW.
Hostility seems to have always existed between the two. Last year Double or nothingAllin expressed his feelings about Perry’s chances as nepo Baby, of course. At this year’s Double or nothingAllin set Perry on fire. Blood and gutsas a tribute to ravenPerry was ready to be sacrificed and burned again.
Will these outbreaks of violence lead to an even higher Form of Escalation on Sunday?
Casket matches are Darby’s trademark. Last year’s were almost the show (until the main event). Perry is no stranger to serious consequences either. Watch the most dynamic and possibly best Buried Alive match against Christian.
Add maybe a glass phone booth or a glass coffin (real glass) and there could be blood and magic. This year there could be rivers of blood rather than tears.
Gamble of the Night: AEW Women’s World Championship Match
The feud between Mariah May And “Timeless” Toni Storm will be on the best lists of many experts and fans until the end of the year. Preferably Angle with Mariah’s Owen Hart Memorial victory and turnaround. As Mariah smiles and pressing her face against the tragically weeping and bleeding Storm is real symbolism. Their faces reflected the traditional happy and sad theater masks.
As a storyline, it was the best AEW women’s storyline ever. For some, even the best AEW storyline of the year. The tragic end of Storm’s “Timeless” character was already predictable when Mariah came along. Mariah’s involvement allowed the character to be a success in its early days.
The question/concern is: Can the game deliver what the plot promises?
There are a lot to deliver time and time again on the biggest stage of the year for the two women involved. The pressure is high. Fans want to know if the result will be the best AEW women’s match of all time.
When I analyzed the development of the character “Timeless” (Here), Storm has found a way to use the character in the ring to deliver higher quality matches that are in the series with the AEW ethos. This was not always consistent and ranged depending on about Storm’s chemistry with her opponent.
Having never fought May on an AEW program, there is a risk that despite their chemistry as characters on screen, which could be a rare coincidence, it won’t be matched in the ring. That’s unlikely, as Mariah May’s fights and squash matches have showcased a similarly tough, Joshi-inspired style.
The Glamour has shown she can look, wrestle and be like Toni Storm. Now it’s time to be herself. Is May ready to become the next AEW Women’s World Champion?
A bloody sequel already seems inevitable for Everything out.
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