AEW All Out: What can happen at the PPV

#6 Riho vs. Hikaru Shida

Riho vs Hikaru Shida

Riho has been one of the biggest surprises early in the days of All Elite Wrestling, but unfortunately for the young Joshi star, she isn't the best Japanese talent that AEW have on their women's roster. While Hikaru Shida's only AEW appearance came back at Double or Nothing, she showed just what a star she is in that limited time, and this is a chance for her to cement her spot in the women's division.

This one doesn't have too much of a story behind it, but with one spot open to challenge for the first-ever AEW Women's World Champion, this could be a big opportunity for the winner. While Riho has been a fantastic performer so far in AEW's first 3 shows, Shida is a bonafide star, and it's going to be a great contest, but ultimately, Hikaru is the best choice here.

Prediction: Hikaru Shida cements her place as a future AEW Women's World Champion.

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#5 Lucha Bros (c) vs. The Young Bucks - Escalera De La Muerte (AAA World Tag Team Championships)

Lucha Bros vs The Young Bucks

The Lucha Bros and Young Bucks have been embroiled in a very personal feud since the beginning of All Elite Wrestling, and at All Out, the rivalry seemingly comes to its climax. All 4 of these men are absolutely fearless, and given the animosity and competition between the two teams, adding ladders and no doubt other weapons, this will be a brutal clash.

Tag team wrestling is alive and well with All Elite Wrestling, and although the AAA World Tag Team Championships aren't the biggest prize in the company, it means the world to these 4 men. Ultimately, this one is going to be absolute carnage from beginning to end, and while it may not have the storytelling or intricate details of other matches on the card, it will be just as fun, and must-see wrestling for every fan.

Prediction: The Lucha Bros retain their coveted AAA World Tag Team Championships.