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#3 PAC had secret plans at All Out prior to Jon Moxley injury
Former WWE star Neville, now once again known as PAC, has had an interesting relationship with All Elite Wrestling since his departure from WWE.
When PAC was officially granted his release from WWE, one of his first high profile matches was announced for AEW's Double or Nothing PPV which took place over Memorial Day weekend in Las Vegas.
At the PPV, PAC was set to face Hangman Page. However, creative issues forced PAC off the Double or Nothing card, and the match was scrapped. Instead, Hangman Page entered the Battle Royale match and emerged victorious, earning a shot to become the first-ever AEW Champion against Chris Jericho at All Out.
With Jon Moxley recently announcing he will be unable to compete at All Out due to injury, PAC will step in and replace Moxley at All Out in a match against Kenny Omega.
According to Dave Meltzer of Wrestling Observer Radio, PAC was possibly booked to do a run-in during the main event of All Out before it was announced that he would be replacing Jon Moxley, meaning PAC might be in-line for some type of title shot after the PPV this Saturday.
