The quick pivot to All Out is always interesting because you just had the big show and now you’re back on your Chicago kick, with a lot of things you can throw out there. 
 

Have to imagine some kind of combination of Dragon/Cage, Jarrett/Page, Bucks/Acclaimed (maybe?), MJF/Garcia, an Okada defense, some other things possibly. I do find it hilarious that they don’t do Ospreay/PAC in London, but they do it in Chicago literally a week after the London show. I know you had to wrap up MJF/Ospreay, but it’s still funny to me. 

I don't see it as a quick turn around but like an epilogue show mixed with the WWE two night event PPVs. It's not like it's a fresh build for All Out, everyone was built at the same time and a direct result of some of the events at All In. 

García better weigh his options right because if he's as broke as to having to pawn a ring to afford a ticket to London, gawd damn son.

Feel like Perry vs Danielson should be at best third from the top at All Out. PAC vs Ospreay is gonna leave that place dead after all the cool shit they are gonna do and Hangman vs Swerve in the cage should be the main event. Nice card though.

As much as Perry is as unconvincing a badass as you can find, it’s good that TK has actually established a few challengers for Danielson in the past month or so. Swerve won the title and they were scrambling around to heat up a Christian who had just lost his title 

Jon Moxley and Marina Shafir going around murdering people seems like it could be fun.

Maybe this is how Shane makes his debut. Who's ready for Dynamite Underground?

16 minutes ago, NintendoLogic said:

Maybe this is how Shane makes his debut. Who's ready for Dynamite Underground?

AEW Bloodsport. I hope it's the Hurt Syndicate and not Shane who shows up.

I mean this in the best way possible: Mox's segments last night reminded me more of prime Chikara than anything else AEW has ever done. Big 'Prelude to an Invasion' vibes.