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In keeping with the AEW All Out tradition, this year has a Casino Battle Royale. The first iteration was a women's match, while in 2020 we had a men's battle royal. 2021 will have 21 women competing against each other for a shot at the AEW Women's Championship.
All 21 names have already been announced, and there are some huge names in the lineup. All three former women's champions will be in the battle royale: Riho, Nyla Rose and Hikaru Shida. Other names such as Thunder Rosa and Jade Cargill will stake their names as the favorites heading into the match.
The full lineup for the match at All Out is as follows:
Nyla Rose, Thunder Rosa, The Bunny, Big Swole, Julia Hart, Tay Conti, Diamante, Penelope Ford, Red Velvet, Hikaru Shida, Emi Sakura, Jade Cargill, Kiera Hogan, Abadon, Leyla Hirsch, KiLynn King, Rebel, Jamie Hayter, Anna Jay, Riho and Skye Blue
The Casino Battle Royale has been shifted from the buy-in to the All Out main card. Let's look at 5 possible finishes to the match that will determine the next challenger for whoever comes out on top in the Britt Baker vs Kris Statlander match.
Note: The finishes have been written assuming that Britt Baker retains her title vs Kris Statlander at All Out.
#5. Tay Conti earns her second AEW Women's Championship opportunity at All Out
Tay Conti is a future superstar. The former NXT star has consistently grown in stature and as a performer since she signed for AEW.
She had a chance to capture the AEW Women's Championship on Dynamite earlier this year but came up short in a competitive match against then-champion Hikaru Shida.
The Brazilian star boasts a 24-4 singles record in 2021 and is the number four ranked woman in AEW.
At All Out, there is a chance that Tay Conti will emerge victorious to continue her upward trajectory in AEW. Moreover, Britt Baker vs Tay Conti isn't a match we have seen yet so it will be a fresh matchup for fans to sink their teeth into.
#4. Jade Cargill proves that she's the woman to beat in AEW at All Out
Jade Cargill is unbeaten in AEW. That should be enough to make her one of the favorites heading into the match at All Out.
Jade Cargill possesses a great look, has one of the best physiques in AEW and carries herself like a star. Despite all that, she is yet to set her sights on the AEW Women's Championship. Come All Out, that could all change.
Battle royales favor bigger and stronger wrestlers and they don't come much stronger than the former WWE Performance Center tryout. At All Out, don't be surprised if Jade Cargill comes out on top.
#3. The Native Beast Nyla Rose gets another shot at All Out
Speaking of powerful women in AEW, Nyla Rose immediately pops up in one's mind. The Native Beast is a former women's champion herself and took Britt Baker to the limits at AEW Fyter Fast Night 2 but came up short.
She gets another chance at All Out to punish the AEW women's champion if she can outlast the 20 other women and atone for coming up short in July.
It's unlikely that AEW will go in that direction so soon after having Baker and Rose wrestle just two months back, but Nyla Rose's physical attributes, dominance and history with the belt make her one of the favorites heading into All Out,
#2. Thunder Rosa wins at All Out to challenge for the AEW Women's Championship for the first time
Thunder Rosa is ranked second in the AEW women's rankings but at All Out, the Unstoppable Force could leapfrog to the top of the charts with a win.
Thunder Rosa and Britt Baker have fought each other twice, with both women winning once each. Their second match, an Unsanctioned Lights Out match, was by far the greatest women's match in AEW history. Both women battered and bloodied each other as the former NWA women's champion came out on top.
Should Thunder Rosa win at All Out, not only do we get to see a rematch, but it will be their rubber match. With the title on the line, the stakes will only get higher. Thunder Rosa vs Britt Baker 3 has the potential to be one of the most hyped matches in women's wrestling and at All Out, there's every chance that we get it.
#1. Ruby Soho shows up at All Out to make an unexpected AEW debut and wins
When Skye Blue was confirmed as the final entrant for the Battle Royale at All Out, the surprise element was gone. Many fans had expected Ruby Soho to be the final entrant and be the surprise.
However, that could still be in the plans as AEW could announce prior to the show that one of the participants won't be showing up, leaving the door open for the former head of the Riott family to make her AEW debut at All Out.
Ruby Soho is a highly talented individual and would add great depth to an ever-improving AEW women's division. Having her win on her debut night would have fans salivating over the prospect of a Britt Baker vs Ruby Soho match.
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