AEW All Out 2021 is the AEW’s tenth PPV show overall and the third one in the All Out series. The show will take place at Sears Center Arena(NOW Arena) in Chicago, IL which was the venue for the first All Out show in 2019 and “All In” show in 2018. When is AEW All Out? Date, start time, how to watch, live stream 2021 PPV
In the main event, AEW World Champion Kenny Omega will defend the title against Christian Cage. AEW Tag Team Championship will be contested inside the Steel Cage between Young Bucks and Lucha Bros. Britt Baker will defend her Women’s Championship against Kris Statlander. Miro is booked to defend TNT Championship against Eddie Kingston.
In the other major match, CM Punk will return to the ring after 7 years to face Darby Allin. Andrade El Idolo will also make his AEW PPV debut, but his opponent remains a mystery after PAC was pulled from the event due to travel issues. Chris Jericho has put his career on the line in his match against MJF. Paul Wight makes his AEW in-ring debut against QT Marshall.
Read on to get complete details on AEW All Out 2021 – match card, date, time, location, tickets information, how to watch the show and more.
DATE And START TIME
Date: 5 September 2021
Time: 8 PM EST(Pre-show from 7 PM EST)
Location: NOW Arena(Sears Center), Chicago, IL, US
CM Punk might be the only man more popular in Chicago than Michael Jordan.
The Best in the World made his stunning return to professional wrestling just a few weeks ago in the United Center in Chi Town, and he returns to the ring this Sunday at AEW's All Out, live from the NOW Arena.
After years of rumors months of teases by AEW talent, Punk faces a big challenge in his in-ring return as he squares off against former TNT Champion and one of the hottest rising stars in the wrestling industry, Darby Allin.
Punk's return promo singled out Allin as one of the young, talented wrestlers he wanted to work with upon his return to the squared circle, and he won't have to wait long, with their match taking place on Sunday and likely closing out the show.
Elsewhere in the card, the Elite defends all of their gold. The Young Bucks take on the Lucha Brothers in an AEW Tag Team Championship match, while Kenny Omega tries to get a win back and defend the AEW Championship over Christian Cage.
All Out 2021 happens on Sunday, Sept. 5. The Buy-In pre-show, which can be caught on YouTube, will air an hour before.
How to watch All Out
PPV price: $49.99
Live stream: B/R Live; Fite TV (Overseas)
The PPV price for all out sits at just under $50 on PPV. With 10 matches on the card including the pre-show, there should plenty of bang for your buck.
AEW All Out live stream
Live stream: B/R Live; Fite TV (overseas)
For those in the United States, you can stream All Out vr. B/R Live at cost. For those overseas, Fite TV will carry AEW All Out.
All Elite Wrestling will present their highly anticipated All Out pay-per-view tonight from the NOW Arena in Chicago, IL in front of a capacity crowd.
The event will feature 10 matches, including one on the Buy-In pre-show. The pay-per-view is available to live stream on Bleacher Report and FITE in the United States. Local cable and satellite providers will also be offering the event for purchase.
AEW All In 2021 is just hours away and even before the show begins it’s sending shockwaves through the wrestling world.
Fans in Chicago will see hometown hero CM Punk wrestle his first match in over seven and a half years following his sensational comeback last month, while there are at least two names heavily rumoured to become All Elite on tonight’s show.
The card is stacked from the Casino Battle Royale with an AEW Women’s World Title match on the line, to four huge championship bouts.
A living legend has his in-ring career hanging in the balance, along with an interpromotional dream match and a wrestling return for Paul Wight over a year after his last match. With such a massive night planned, we’ve put together our usual pay-per-view guide with the full match card, streaming details and more.
AEW All Out 2021 full match card
CM Punk vs. Darby Allin
AEW World Title: Kenny Omega (c) vs. Christian Cage
AEW Women’s World Title: Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. (c) vs. Kris Statlander
Steel Cage Match for AEW Tag Team Titles: Young Bucks (c) vs. Lucha Brothers
TNT Title: Miro (c) vs. Eddie Kingston
If Jericho loses, he has to retire: Chris Jericho vs. MJF
Paul Wight vs. QT Marshall
Jon Moxley vs. Satoshi Kojima
Casino Battle Royale: Nyla Rose vs. Thunder Rosa vs. The Bunny vs. Big Swole vs. Tay Conti vs. Diamante vs. Penelope Ford vs. Red Velvet vs. Hikaru Shida vs. Emi Sakura vs. Jade Cargill vs. Kiera Hogan vs. Abadon vs. Leyla Hirsch vs. KiLynn King vs. Rebel vs. Jamie Hayter vs. Anna Jay vs. Riho vs. Skye Blue vs. TBA Joker
Buy In: Best Friends and Jurassic Express vs. Hardy Family Office and The Hybrid 2
What can you expect from AEW All Out 2021? CM Punk return plus rumours of Ruby Soho and Daniel Bryan
The biggest story heading into All Out tonight is undoubtedly the return of CM Punk after seven years away from wrestling, and this is a rare occasion where a company can be forgiven for not having a world championship match in the main event.
Punk’s match with Darby Allin – which he should absolutely win – will likely end the show in Chicago, while he could be joined by an old friend with Daniel Bryan heavily rumoured to be making his AEW debut tonight.
Similarly, the Casino Battle Royale – with the winner getting a shot at the women’s championship – is guaranteed to deliver a surprise with the Joker entry, and while Ruby Soho is the only real option, she should also win the match.
Kenny Omega will likely retain in a hard fought clash with Christian Cage, and despite Eddie Kingston being ready it feels like Miro should keep building momentum with the TNT Title.
Likewise, Britt Baker needs to hold onto the gold, and Young Bucks will probably have another successful defence before moving onto their next challenger.
Paul Wight should win decisively against QT Marshall, Jon Moxley will beat Satoshi Kojima, and there’s sure to be emotional scenes with MJF beats Chris Jericho and forces him into retirement. This will be an historic night, and one you don’t want to miss!