The newest pay-per-view on the AEW calendar, Redemption will serve as the final stop on the road to All In at Wembley Stadium.
Set to emanate from Montreal, Canada on July 26, the main event will see Kenny Omega put the World Championship on the line against Kevin Knight. Omega defeated MJF on Dynamite to begin his second reign. Whoever is the champion at the end of the night will put the title on the line against Will Ospreay at All In.
Additionally, a ladder match will determine the next number one contender to the International Championship, which is currently held by Kyle Fletcher. The Protostar will also be in action at Redemption, as he will put his title on the line against Bandido.
The Women’s Championship, TBS Championship and National Championship will also be on the line.
AEW Redemption Predictions:
Will Ospreay And Jon Moxley vs. The Young Bucks
With Ospreay set to headline All In, it’s unlikely that he will be on the losing end here. While the story is that The Bucks are the established tag team, Ospreay and Mox will stay on the same page throughout. With previously released WWE stars seeing their deals set to expire, could we see Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods become All Elite on the show?
Winners: Will Ospreay and Jon Moxley
Cope And Cage vs. Claudio Castagnoli And PAC For The Tag Team Championships
It feels very unlikely that Cope and Cage will ot be walking into Wembley Stadium as the champions. Given the calibre of performers in the match, this could be a sleeper for one of the matches of the night. Much like the match above, this could be where there are post-match surprises given the tag titles are involved. In terms of the result, this is another retention set for the veterans.
Winners: Cope and Cage
Kyle Fletcher vs. Bandido For The International Championship
It feels likely that a triple threat with Fletcher, Kazuchicka Okada and Konosuke Takeshita is on the cards for All In: Wembley. Fletcher has only just won the title and is likely to remain champion until Wembley at the very least. With Bandido pinning Fletcher on the go-home Dynamite, the odds are more in Fletcher’s favour. Unsurprisingly, this is a strong contender for match of the night.
Winner: Kyle Fletcher
Mark Davis vs. Andrade El Idolo For The National Championship
Andrade El Idolo is continuing his crusade against The Don Callis Family, who are once again experiencing fractures in the group. With a lot of the major titles likely set to change hands at All In, there could be a new champion crowned here. There will likely be interference on both sides, but El Idolo could prevail here.
Winner: Andrade El Idolo
Hikaru Shida vs. Maya World For The TBS Championship
Shida has only just started her reign as champion. World has proved that she is a star of the future and a potential future Women’s Champion following her match with Mercedes Moné. This will be a fun match and will hopefully not follow one of the big matches booked, but Shida will be the one who is victorious here.
Winner: Hikaru Shida
Chris Jericho vs. Tommaso Ciampa In A No Holds Barred Match
Ciampa needs to win this one. Jericho gains nothing from picking up the win as he is the veteran who can bounce back from a big loss better than the Psycho Killer. The match has the potential to be a very violent affair, and will end the rivalry, but this is still Ciampa’s time.
Winner: Tommaso Ciampa
Thekla vs. Willow Nightingale For The AEW Women’s Championship
This one is not as straightforward as other matches on the card. With the winner going on to defend the title against Mercedes Moné at All In, there is a case for both women to face The CEO inside Wembley Stadium. Thekla has become an unstoppable force that no one has the answer too, making a Mone victory that much more meaningful. However, Nightingale and Mone have faced off multiple times in the past with each getting the best of the other. Hopefully Nightingale gets a good spot at All In, but this is likely Thekla’s last retention.
Winner: Thekla
Jay White And Juice Robinson vs. Clark Connors And David Finlay In A Double Chain Match
With this match coming together on short notice, it could go either way. Both teams have been brawling over the past few weeks, and this could turn into one of the more violent matches on the card. With a lot of babyfaces looking set to win on the card, it wouldn’t be surprising to see The Dogs pick up the win here.
Winners: David Finlay and Clark Connors
Jack Perry vs. The Beast Mortos vs. Komander vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey vs. AR Fox or Nick Wayne vs. Lio Rush or El Clon – Ladder Match
The winner here will go on to challenge for the International Championship at a later date. Given the competitors, this will be full speed from the opening bell and is unlikely to let up until its all over. With the likes of Nick Wayne, Mike Bailey and Kommander, there will be a lot of big spots in this one. Expect the new Lio Rush persona to be its usual creepy self. With Bailey feeling without a major storyline since the Kevin Knight split, this could be the opportunity to see Bailey go on to win singles gold.
Winner: Mike Bailey
Kenny Omega vs. Kevin Knight For The AEW World Championship
This one is the lock of the night. There is no way that Omega is losing the title this close to All In. If this was a rematch with MJF, there may have been some doubt. However, with the Ospreay match locked in, this will be all Omega. Knight will have a good showing and will put on a performance to solidify him as a future star, but this is very much Omega’s match.
Winner: Kenny Omega
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