AEW Double Or Nothing Likely To Have A Large Card

AEW’s Double or Nothing event only has one official match so far, but they are likely to present an absolutely loaded show. They only have a couple of weeks until the show is here, so they need to get to work.

Tony Khan’s company focused on securing the main event for Double or Nothing first. A four-way match between MJF, Sammy Guevara, Jungle Boy, and Darby Allin will cap off the event, but they need a lot more for the show before that closer.

The Wrestling Observer Newsletter noted 10 matches that are likely coming for Double or Nothing. We will have to see when Tony Khan announces them, but they are already looking at a loaded card.

5/28 Double or Nothing show in Las Vegas. The main event is now official with MJF vs. Sammy Guevara vs. Darby Allin vs. Jungle Boy Jack Perry for the AEW title. It is a unique main event with three men under the age of 30 and Allin, who just turned 30, none of whom had any television presence prior to AEW. It also has three risk takers who are all in what is easily the biggest match of their careers, which sounds both exciting and also scary. And MJF is coming off one of the best matches in company history in his last PPV main event with Bryan Danielson. The BCC vs. Elite saga continues, although the match is not announced yet, nor are whatever stipulations known, but that could be the top drawing match on the show. It’s still not clear if Adam Cole vs. Chris Jericho will be a singles match or a mixed tag, involving Britt Baker and Saraya. There could be a Saraya & Toni Storm & Ruby Soho vs. Baker & Jamie Hayter & Hikaru Shida match, or Baker in the mixed tag and Hayter defending her title against Storm or Soho. FTR vs. Jeff Jarrett & Jay Lethal is the tag title match. Other teased stuff is Wardlow vs. Christian Cage for the TNT title, possibly Jade Cargill vs. Taya Valkyrie, Jay White vs. Ricky Starks, Keith Lee vs. Swerve Strickland and trios titles with the House of Black vs. The Acclaimed & Billy Gunn. That’s ten matches right there.

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AEW wants fans to get their money’s worth out of their pay-per-view events. Double or Nothing is going down on May 28th at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. They really like Las Vegas for that yearly event, which matches the gambling motif.

With so many matches expected for Double or Nothing, the next few weeks of AEW programming could be very wild. As always, stay tuned with us here at Ringside News for continued coverage.

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