AEW All Out 2023: Spoiler on first Championship Match set for PPV

There are several weeks before official builds for the event commence on AEW programme, but one of the matches is likely to be set up during the upcoming episode of Rampage over the TNT Championship.

Following this week’s Dynamite, All Elite Wrestling taped an episode of AEW Rampage which airs, tomorrow night. Spoilers from the taped matches are out which revealed the new number-one contender for the TNT Championship.

Darby Allin won the unique attraction Royal Rampage Battle Royal Match to earn an AEW TNT Championship Match at the All Out 2023 PPV. At present, Luchasauras is the reigning champion with the mid-card belt.

On the very first episode of AEW Collision on June 17, Luchasauras defeated the former TNT Champion Wardlow to win the title. The win came after Luchasauras’ mentor Christian Cage clocked the former champion in the head with a camera.

Thus, the AEW wrestler with the dominant dinosaur gimmick picked up the biggest singles win and the maiden singles title win of his career by beating a three-time former TNT Champion.

Then at the AEW Battle of the Belts VII edition, last weekend, Luchsaurus, alongside Christian Cage, retained the TNT Championship in the main event against the “Chairman” Shawn Spears which marked his first successful title defense.

There’s no update on when Luchasauras is expected to put his title on the line, next. But if he can retain his title through next month then a collision with Legendary Sting’s long-time cohort will be scheduled for him at All Out 2023.

The 2023 and overall fifth edition of AEW All Out pay-per-view is scheduled for Sunday, September 3rd at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois. After tons of speculation regarding the event, AEW recently confirmed the show for the Labor Day weekend.

According to Fightful Select, AEW will also continue its tradition of doing shows in Chicago during Thanksgiving week. Apart from All Out, AEW Dynamite will return to the Windy City on November 22nd much like the past couple of years.