AEW has been the talk of the town in 2021, with the promotion’s expansion with a new Friday night show–Rampage–and signing CM Punk to a deal. There’s been a lot of build to the latest AEW PPV, All Out. This year’s event returns to the Now Arena in Hoffman Estates, Illinois–although the event is billed as taking place in Chicago. As the event airs, you can check out live results below, which will be updated as the show goes on. There will also be reviews of each match as well.
The aforementioned CM Punk will have his first AEW match during All Out, as he takes on Darby Allin in a match, which seems likely to be the evening’s main event. There is also a rematch between Kenny Omega and Christian Cage, but this time, it’s for the AEW World Championship. Can Cage take another title from Omega? All Out will also see Paul Wight–formerly known as The Big Show–as he steps back into the ring to battle QT Marshall.
If you want to watch All Out, you can watch on traditional PPV through your cable or satellite provider. However, Bleacher Report has the exclusive rights to stream it, so you’ll need the B/R app–but not the B/R Live app, which was sunsetted back in June. AEW All Out costs $50 to watch. The B/R app is available on Roku, iOS, Android, and Amazon Fire TV–which was launched Friday, and is extremely bare bones.
AEW All Out 2021 match card:
- Jurassic Express, Wheeler Yuta, Chuck Taylor, and Orange Cassidy vs. Matt Hardy, Private Party, and TH2 [Buy-In]
- Women’s Casino Royale
- Jon Moxley vs. Satoshi Kojima
- Paul Wight vs. QT Marshall (with Aaron Solow and Nick Comoroto)
- Chris Jericho vs. MJF (If Jericho loses, he will retire from in-ring competition in AEW)
- Miro (c) vs. Eddie Kingston (TNT Championship)
- Young Bucks (c) vs. Lucha Brothers (Steel cage match for the AEW World Tag Team Championship)
- Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. (c) vs. Kris Statlander (AEW Women’s Championship)
- Kenny Omega (c) vs. Christian Cage (AEW World Championship)
- CM Punk vs. Darby Allin
The women’s battle royale match will feature: Riho, Anna Jay, Nyla Rose, Thunder Rosa, The Bunny, Big Swole, Tay Conti, Julia Hart, Diamante, Penelope Ford, Red Velvet, Hikaru Shide, Emi Sakura, Jade Cargill, Kiera Hogan, Abadon, Leyla Hirsch, KiLynn King, Rebel, Jamie Hayter, and one more wrestler to be determined. Anyone else think we’ll see Ruby Soho’s AEW debut?
There have also been rumors that Bryan Danielson (Daniel Bryan in WWE) will also be making his AEW debut at All Out. Nothing is confirmed, but if true, this will be a PPV to remember.
If you don’t have the patience to wait for All Out to begin, why not check out the latest episode of GameSpot’s wrestling podcast, Wrestle Buddies? This week, Chris E. Hayner and Mat Elfring predict the winners and losers of All Out, alongside their sophisticated AI PredictionBot 3000. Additionally, the Smackdown Hacker returns to talk about some pretty out-there rumors for AEW and All Out. You can check out that episode above.
The Buy-In
You can watch The Buy-In for free in the tweet below. There will be one match on the card throughout the preshow.
Notes or card changes will be noted here during the preshow.
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