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#3 Kenny Omega
Since the birth of AEW, many people expected Kenny Omega to be the ace up the company's sleeve, but for whatever reason, The Best Bout Machine has struggled to find his footing here. He's had some fantastic matches and has shown flashes of the elite level Kenny Omega we adore, but it's just not been consistent enough for someone at that level. 2020 is the perfect opportunity for him and the company he is the EVP of to turn that around.
Though he lost at Double or Nothing with the chance to challenge for the AEW World Championship at All Out, it shouldn't The Cleaner long before he finds his way back into contention.
With him being unassociated with the whole Inner Circle vs. The Elite rivalry and completely absorbed with PAC and Jon Moxley, it is going to be fun to see how he transitions now that he's done with the two.
