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#3 Pentagon Jr.
In AEW, Pentagon Jr. has been featured solely as a tag team performer alongside Fenix, but he's just as good as a singles performer, and this would be a great opportunity for him to prove it. Back at All In, Pentagon took Kenny Omega to the limit, and given their history, using this as a warm-up for the All Out match in August would be perfect for Jon Moxley.
That's not to say that Pentagon is a stepping stone to All Out, as he has the talent and the violence to match Moxley, and this would add another high-profile singles bout to an already great card. This probably won't happen, as AEW is adamant on pushing The Lucha Bros as a top tag team, but given the teases between Omega and Pentagon from Fyter Fest, Pentagon Jr. as a singles star is clearly something the fans want to see, so we hope it can happen.
