AEW heads north of the border with 72 hours until All In, and the card reflects a company still shuffling pieces on the fly. Kyle Fletcher’s got his eyes on the International Title picture *and* a potential dream match with Ilja Dragunov post-WWE exit, while Swerve Strickland and Jack Perry collide in what feels like a grudge match brewing toward something bigger. The Scottish crowd should be hot, but the real story is what Tony Khan’s cooking up for Wembley—and whether tonight reveals any last-minute adjustments.
Swerve Strickland vs. Jack Perry
Two studs with something to prove. Perry’s got the name and the momentum; Swerve’s got the killer instinct and the chip on his shoulder. This reads like a platform match to set up bigger feuds post-All In.
WAW Pick: Swerve takes it clean, and the post-match angle hints at Perry’s direction heading into fall.
AEW Continental Challenge Cup Semifinal: Kyle O’Reilly vs. Nigel McGuinness
O’Reilly’s been on a tear. McGuinness is a legend in this ring and won’t be a gimme. Whoever advances is one step closer to Fletcher’s International Title, which matters because Fletcher’s already eyeing the world title picture *and* potential dream matches with fresh meat like Dragunov.
WAW Pick: O’Reilly moves on, but McGuinness makes him earn every second of it.
Chris Jericho and Grado tag team announcement or surprise team-up tease — Jericho’s pitching the partnership in Scotland ahead of a potential AEW trios shakeup at All In. Don’t be shocked if tonight confirms it or plants seeds for a Wembley debut.
