All Elite Wrestling (AEW), under the leadership of Tony Khan, is approaching its highly anticipated stadium event, All In Texas, which is set to be the promotion’s largest North American gathering to date, recently exceeding ticket sales of the 2021 Grand Slam. Ahead of this monumental occasion, AEW will hold its final shows in Garland, Texas, including the go-home editions of Dynamite and Collision, setting the stage for potential surprises to amplify excitement for the big event.
Possible Breakthroughs in the Trios Championship Rivalry
In April, The Opps, consisting of Samoa Joe, Katsuyori Shibata, and Powerhouse Hobbs, captured the World Trios Championship from The Death Riders. This faction has supported Hangman Adam Page as he prepares for his AEW World Championship match against Jon Moxley at All In Texas. Despite teammate PAC being sidelined due to injury, Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta recently challenged The Opps for a rematch. On the upcoming Dynamite, Yuta is slated to face Samoa Joe in a one-on-one contest. While Joe is expected to win, unexpected interference from The Death Riders could enable Yuta to claim a stunning pin, greatly enhancing his credibility ahead of the anticipated trios title rematch.
Heated Confrontation Expected Between MJF and Mark Briscoe
Maxwell Jacob Friedman (MJF) recently embarrassed the luchador Mistico, both by disqualifying him at Grand Slam Mexico and unmasking him. Following this, MJF ambushed Mistico at MLW’s Summer of the Beasts. Now, as MJF prepares to enter the All In Texas Casino Gauntlet Match in the second spot, a confrontation with the event’s top entrant, Mark Briscoe, is set for Dynamite. Their expected verbal clashes may escalate into a physical altercation, potentially leading to Briscoe suffering an attack from the Hurt Syndicate. Mistico, who has performed recently on Collision’s 100th episode and may compete in the Gauntlet, could intervene to rescue Briscoe before further damage occurs.
Adam Page Challenges Jon Moxley in a Texas Death Match Showdown
During Dynamite’s 300th episode, Adam Page restated his mission to claim the AEW World Championship from Jon Moxley’s grasp, acknowledging that Moxley’s allies — including The Death Riders and The Young Bucks — will likely interfere at All In Texas. In response, Page challenged Moxley to transform their title fight into a Texas Death Match, a stipulation now confirmed. The upcoming Dynamite episode will feature a high-stakes tag team match pitting Moxley, Castagnoli, and The Young Bucks against Page, Will Ospreay, Shibata, and Hobbs. A possible outcome could see Moxley pinning Page, setting Page up as the determined underdog for their climactic showdown.
Implications of These Developments for All In Texas
The unfolding narratives on AEW Dynamite offer a tantalizing prelude to All In Texas, with Tony Khan and his team poised to deliver unexpected moments that elevate the stakes for multiple matches. Victories and interventions in the trios competition could shift momentum, while confrontations involving MJF and Briscoe highlight brewing tensions that may spill over at the big event. Meanwhile, the Texas Death Match stipulation intensifies the world championship rivalry, making All In an essential destination for fans eager to witness pivotal turning points. These potential surprises not only keep viewers engaged but could dramatically influence the outcomes at one of AEW’s most significant shows to date.
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