AEW rolls into Indianapolis tonight with All Out 48 hours away, and the card is stacked with title implications and final statements before Saturday. This is the promotional crescendoβthe last chance to shift momentum, settle scores, and remind everyone why they should care about what goes down in Hoffman Estates. The energy needs to be white-hot.
Will Ospreay vs. Jon Moxley β AEW World Championship Eliminator
If Moxley wins, he gets a title shot. If Dezmond Xavier gets involved and pulls the upset, he’s challenging for the Continental title instead. Either way, this is a hard-hitting statement match from two of AEW’s most decorated workers three days before Ospreay defends against Moxley at All Out.
WAW Pick: Ospreay retains control with a clean win, but Moxley plants a flag that he’s coming for that World title on Saturday.
Will Ospreay & Mike Bailey vs. Claudio Castagnoli & Gabe Kidd
Tag team carnage with some of the most technically sound strikers on the planet. Kidd’s been a wrecking ball since jumping to AEW; watching him trade with Bailey is appointment viewing.
WAW Pick: Ospreay and Bailey take it clean, staying hot heading into the PPV.
AEW World Trios Championship: Swerve Strickland & New Level (Kofi Kingston & Austin Creed) vs. [Challengers TBD]
The Creed Brothers and Swerve have chemistry for days. Expect this to be one of the smoothest technical three-ways on the card.
WAW Pick: New Level retains and heads to All Out with momentum intact.
Tony Khan surprises everyone by announcing that AR Foxβfresh off that messy divorce coverageβwill be booked in a high-profile match for next week to try and rehabilitate his image and keep him active. Awkward timing, but Khan doesn’t shy away from real-world drama.






