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Swerve Strickland vs Adam Page must main event AEW All Out

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As a gamer who’s spent countless hours immersed in the world of wrestling games like WWE 2K and Fire Pro Wrestling, I can confidently say that AEW All Out is shaping up to be an unmissable event. The card is stacked with talent, but it’s the Swerve Strickland versus “Hangman” Adam Page match that has me most excited.

The highly anticipated AEW All Out event is swiftly approaching, following closely on the heels of All In. This upcoming pay-per-view (PPV) for Tony Khan and his team is scheduled for September 7th. With an exciting lineup, AEW continues to deliver top-notch professional wrestling performances within the industry. Amongst many promising matches, Swerve Strickland versus “Hangman” Adam Page has been marked as the main event of this PPV, although a title may not be at stake

At one point, All Elite Wrestling (AEW) was known for telling the most captivating stories in professional wrestling. Although that may not be true now, the narrative between Strickland and Page deserves recognition for its quality. As AEW’s storyline progresses, Page’s character development is something worth noting and should serve as inspiration for future wrestlers. Initially portrayed as an anxious, heroic cowboy, Page has transformed into a desperate madman who will stop at nothing to safeguard his loved ones – but at what price?

Strickland occupies a pivotal role in the storyline as he consistently drives Page towards a limit where he claimed he wouldn’t venture. In fact, Page joined The Elite group solely for the chance to confront Strickland again. The animosity between them is deep and tangible, transcending mere championship rivalry. Meanwhile, Strickland is relentless in his pursuit of proving himself as the superior competitor, going to extreme lengths to achieve this goal

Over there, you can see a perfect illustration of why pro wrestling stands out as a top-notch source of fun. The match between Strickland and Page represents the essence of what has made All Elite Wrestling shine since 2019, and it encapsulates the overall greatness of the industry

Amongst all the fights lined up for the All Out event, none carries the same degree of importance as this one. Yes, Bryan Danielson is defending his title against Jack Perry, but it’s hard to avoid the feeling of familiarity surrounding this bout. Given that Perry is the AEW TNT Champion and he’s not exactly popular in Chicago, it seems unlikely that he’ll secure a victory so early into Danielson’s reign. This match could serve as an excellent opener for the show. Danielson, being a Hall of Famer, promises to make a great champion, but this card doesn’t necessarily need to highlight the beginning of his title run, especially when there’s a more significant fight to feature instead

At AEW All Out, we’re in for another exciting pay-per-view spectacle as AEW continues to deliver top-notch shows. The fight card suggests that only one bout seems destined to be a main event – Swerve Strickland versus Adam Page. This high-stakes match will likely serve as the final act of the evening in the cage

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2024-09-04 20:16

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