This Double or Nothing will look very different from the grand All Elite Wrestling unveiling, but expect the same high-caliber level of matches.
There is no question that this year’s Double or Nothing will look significantly different from the grand AEW unveiling last year. Yet, the show should nonetheless produce the same high-caliber level of matches that have built the year-old promotion a loyal following.
Viewership for the final edition of AEW: Dynamite before the pay-per-view was up seven percent from the previous week, proving excitement for the show is still there even if the fans aren’t. And Rhodes has stated that 90 percent of what had been planned for the show prior to the pandemic is still occurring.
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So what does the Double or Nothing card have on tap?
I just can’t see a title change here even though Brodie Lee has done a phenomenal job and left his WWE persona of Luke Harper in the rear view. Perhaps his day will come, but not this day. Pick: Jon Moxley
Cody Rhodes is forbidden from ever wrestling for the world title so this will make a fine consolation prize. However, I don’t believe the company nor Cody view it that way. All are excited that the network wanted its own belt. Unlike what we’ve seen with the WWE 24/7 Championship, this one will actually have meaning. I like for the good guys to come out on top in this one. Pick: Cody Rhodes
The belt seems to be headed Britt Baker’s way so whomever walks away victorious here is likely to have the good doctor waiting in the wings.
