2021 AEW Double or Nothing card, matches, dates, rumors, predictions, match card, start time, location

All Elite Wrestling will be shown monthly for a pay-as-you-go movie with Double or Nothing. This is the third year of the event, which was the opening year for AEW’s 2019 pay-as-you-go event and has had some of the most exciting moments of the young promotion.

The card is still very much developed, but it has been confirmed that the two main champions of the single promotion will be on the card. Kenny Omega will defend the AEW world title and Hikaru Shida will place the women’s AEW title again throughout the year.

AEW Double or Nothing will drop on Sunday, May 30, at Daily’s Place, Jacksonville, Florida. The event will be the return of the full-capacity crowd as the promotion confirmed earlier in the month. The main session will begin at 8pm ET. Let’s take a look at the now-confirmed AEW Double or Nothing games, and let’s look at what can be added to the match card based on the weekly direction of the current TV show.

AEW Double or Nothing games

AEW World Championship – Kenny Omega (c) vs. Orange Cassidy or PAC: After Omega took the AEW title from Jon Moxley and defended against it and then defeated Rich Swann to add the Impact Championship to his collection, the champion needs a new challenge. On May 12, Cassidy and PAC’s top-ranked candidates will fight in individual action for the winner to get a shot at Omega in the payoff.

AEW Women’s Championship – Hikaru Shida (c) vs. Dr. Britt Baker DMD: Shida has been in the Double or Nothing tournament for more than a year, providing the necessary stability to the women’s division over the past year. Baker, on the other hand, is improving tremendously as a fighter and personality, including half of the first major women’s event in AEW history, as she faced Thunder Rosa on March 17 in a horrific match on March 17. Baker will challenge for the title for the third time in his career in an attempt to grab gold against former two-time champion Riho.

AEW Double or Nothing predictions

TNT Tournament – Miro (c) vs Darby Allin: With the intention of announcing that Miro would win Allin to make a horn here on May 12th, Allin seems to deserve a chance to make a great run in the TNT champion race. If Alline manages to keep up, he may have trouble fixing Ethan Page or Scorpio Sky after the pair pull down the ladder to Dynamite. However, it seems that the time has come to get the title of Miro.

Inner Circle vs. Pinnacle: Unbelievable after Blood and Guts these two bands will not clash again in some format that won’t clash. Throwing MJF Chris Jericho out of the cage doesn’t feel like the end of the match and you don’t let things build up through this subsequent payment ceremony.