20 Wrestlers You Totally Forgot Wrestled For AEW
12. Allysin Kay
The Buy-In, much like WWE's pre-shows, are good for getting more stars on the pay-per-view card, but it's rare you actually get something worth watching. This wasn't the case at the second Full Gear pay-per-view in 2020, as Allysin Kay made her AEW debut vs. Serena Deeb in an NWA World Women's Championship bout.
It was inarguably AEW's greatest Buy-In bout thus far. Deeb, as always in AEW, was crisp in everything she did throughout the contest, with her whole schtick further enhanced by everything Allysin did. Forcing the former Sienna to submit via Serenity Lock - a Tequila Sunrise to you and me - made perfect sense because Deeb had worked Allysin's leg for the duration of the contest.
Given that Kay isn't under contract with anyone at the time of writing, a full-time AEW deal would surely be expected if AEW are keen to boost their women's division with a new, top-level name.