Ranking the four pillars of AEW

#3 AEW's Sammy Guevara

Sammy Guevara has continued to make history since arriving in AEW. The Spanish God was in the first singles match in the company's history against Kip Sabian at Double Or Nothing 2019. He also competed in the first singles bout on Dynamite against Cody Rhodes. The 28-year-old joined Chris Jericho's Inner Circle stable on the first Dynamite and has only improved since then.

Sammy Guevara has remained a constant in All Elite Wrestling despite taking time off last year. He defeated Miro to win the TNT Title and has been an impressive Champion so far.

Guevara successfully defended the gold against Bobby Fish, Ethan Page, and Jay Lethal in strong contests. Sammy has delivered as a heel and now a babyface, making him a standout ahead of the other pillars.

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#2 AEW's Darby Allin

When fans talk about the AEW TNT Championship, Darby Allin's name will have to be mentioned. Cody Rhodes was the first champion, and Brodie Lee broke out as a bonafide superstar with his short yet stellar stint with the title. However, Darby solidified himself as a future top star for the promotion with his 186-day reign as Champion.

Allin has been one of the most popular stars in All Elite Wrestling since his debut and that popularity has grown over time due to steady progression up the ladder for the 28-year-old.

His association with Sting has allowed him to resonate with older fans and have plenty of memorable moments this year. Darby Allin has what it takes to be a top star, despite his size and unconventional look.