9 HUGE AEW All Out 2020 Predictions You Need To Know

While the build to AEW All Out 2020 has had its ups and downs, Tony Khan's young promotion heads into tomorrow night with a loaded, gimmick-heavy card crammed with matches that all exist for good reasons, many of which stem from months-long rivalries and longstanding personal relationships, highlighting the company's booking prowess.

The main event sees MJF finally getting his shot at 'Dictator Jon' and the AEW World Championship, facing Moxley under rules stipulating that the immensely successful champ can't use his Paradigm Shift finisher. Just beneath that is Kenny Omega and Hangman Page defending their Tag Team Titles against FTR, who continued sowing dissent between their opponents on this week's Dynamite, now fully infected with Tully Blanchard's poison.

We've also got the wacky Mimosa Mayhem match to close Chris Jericho and Orange Cassidy's rival, the NWA's Thunder Rosa stepping in to challenge Hikaru Shida, a Casino Battle Royale, and potentially Matt Hardy's last AEW match as he wrestles Sammy Guevara.

Khan has promised the biggest wrestling crowd since the onset of the global health crisis, with approximately 750 fans welcomed into a socially-distanced Daily's Place. They'll have plenty to roar, scream, and chant about at All Out. Here's how we see it going down...

Per Tony Khan. All Out's Tooth and Nail match will be a cinematic bout played out in Britt Baker's dental surgery, opening up all kinds of wacky possibilities on the Buy In pre-show.

This was done to protect Baker, who is still recovering from a leg break. Khan noted in his pre-PPV media call that while Britt and Swole are capable of having a traditionally great wrestling match, they'll have the opportunity to do something different and fun here without putting too much strain on Britt's recovering limb.

A feud that started hot closed on a silly go-home angle in which Rebel and Baker literally pie-faced Swole, shoving her into a delicious-looking pizza. A terrible waste of a good meal, if you ask this writer, and the storyline has cooled off considerably over the past few weeks, asking questions of how AEW books its women's division once more. Still, it's exciting to think of the creativity Swole and Baker could let loose in this environment.

We're going with the good doctor here. She's the more immediately pushable wrestler of the two and the division needs someone like her in a bigger spot.

Winner: Britt Baker