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AEW's upcoming PPV event has some of the best wrestlers who can be seen in action. Many good matches are scheduled to take place which have garnered enough hype. In the Unified Trio Championship, the Bang Bang Gang is set to defend the title against the Death Triangle. They must be able to defend the title given the work they have put in as champions in the ring and concerning the promos.
The FTW Championship is set to be a triple-threat match. Chris Jericho will be defending his title against Hook and Katsuyori Shibata. Despite enough challenge, Jericho must be able to defend his title. Orange Cassidy will be up against Trent Beretta in a straight wrestling match. It can be as unpredictable as it could get. But Orange could emerge victorious.
Roderick Strong will be defending his Intercontinental Championship against Will Ospreay. With the kind of aura Will has and the results he is producing as a wrestler, it is difficult to think he would not hold the belt at the end of the match. Toni Storm will be up against Serena Deeb in the Women's World Championship match. There is no way Storm could lose the match.
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Adam Copeland will be taking on Malakai Black in the Barned wire steel cage match. The Rated R Superstar should be able to defend his TNT Championship given his work on mic and in the ring. IWGP World Heavyweight Championship will be on the line when Jon Moxley takes on EVIL. The former WWE Superstar must be able to defend the title, though EVIL is equally deserving.
In the Anarchy in the Arena match, the Elite will be taking on the team of AEW. Given the character development and the purpose of the heel faction, there is no way they would lose it. Mercedes Mone will be taking on Willow Nightingale for the TBS Championship. Willow might emerge victorious in this. Swerve Strickland will defend the AEW World Championship against Christian Cage. It must be an easy win for Strickland.