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Adam Page: AEW star ‘out’ of ALL OUT main event

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It was recently reported that the originally ‘planned’ main event for AEW’s All Out PPV event has been changed. ‘Hangman’ Adam Page was set to be challenging Kenny Omega for the AEW Championship, but this is apparently now not the case.

Dave Meltzer reported the news in the latest Wrestling Observer Newsletter, confirming that the company has decided to go a different route for the top Championship match at All Out.

It is not confirmed if the imminent arrivals of CM Punk and Bryan Danielson had anything to do with the change in plan, but it may well be the case.

“Adam Page is not getting the main event for All Out with Kenny Omega. At one point it was the plan but plans change. The ten-man tag was designed to shock people when they veered off that match, but one would think they will be going to it later”

DAve meltzer – wrestling observer newsletter

Adam Page and The Dark Order lost in a 10 man tag team match on this week’s episode of Dynamite, meaning that Page could no longer challenge Omega for the title.

Fans believed that AEW would find a way out of this, but it appears as though they are sticking to the stipulation.

Adam Page Out of ALL OUT

Here’s the current lineup for the next episode of AEW Dynamite: Homecoming.

  • TNT Championship Match ’“ Miro (c) vs Lee Johnson
  • Cody Rhodes vs Malakai Black
  • The Bunny vs Leyla Hirsch
  • Christian Cage vs The Blade
  • The Trials of Jericho: Chris Jericho vs Juventud Guerrera ’“ Jericho must win with a move from the top rope

AEW Dynamite is available to watch each and every week on TNT Network in the United States. The show is also available for viewers outside of the US on FITE TV as part of the AEW+ subscription service.

Check out all of our AEW Dynamite, Rampage, Dark and Dark:Elevation news here

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