Elsewhere, we have the potential budding relationship between “Timeless” Toni Storm and Orange Cassidy. Storm is no stranger to going down under. The beloved Australian icon is ready to get rough and dirty against Marina Sharif and Wheeler Yuta. Storm is hardcore and is ready to trim the bush that is Wheeler Yuta’s mop, or Sharif’s braids. Already, I’ve got KC and the Sunshine Band and the tune to “Give It Up” in my head. Denied a rematch between two of the greatest friends/rivals in AEW history, Andrade El Idolo is seeking to go all the way to AEW Revolution. The Don Callis Family man has made it clear that AEW is where he wants to end his career. After two fantastic performances against Swerve Strickland and Kenny Omega- with some low-blow assistance- El Idolo faces the former AEW World Champion, Hangman Adam Page. In a first-time contest, the stakes could not be higher. AEW World Trios Champion Adam Page is laser-focused on reclaiming his championship. Yet with Andrade’s unwillingness to hit below the belt and Don Callis potentially at ringside, the odds are against the cowboy.

In the main event, Page’s mirror opposite and day one rival, MJF, defends against Brody King. MJF can run his mouth. Call King homeless. Make claims about what he will do to the former Hound of Hell, but as seen on the Dynamite, this dog has plenty of bite. Earning himself an AEW World Championship shot, the man who chooses violence as a means of change hopes to achieve what tag partner Bandido was unable to do. However, a prior victory will be enough. MJF had the Eliminator stipulation on his side. A loss means only a rematch. The opportunity to reflect and develop a game plan. Knowing what King can do. When the championship is on the line, that is when The Salt of the Earth is at his most dangerous. MJF knows how to bite, and he’s likely going for the throat.