All Elite Wrestling has a huge PPV coming on Sunday, September 5 which most wrestling fans consider a must-watch event. 2021's All Out is returning to the Now Arena--formerly known as the Sears Centre--and this PPV marks the in-ring return of none other than CM Punk.
From a high-profile match between CM Punk and Darby Allin to a match where Jericho could retire from wrestling in AEW, the match card is stacked. While the Now Arena is completely sold out, you can still watch the event for yourself, from the comfort of your own home.
The main card will begin at 8 PM ET / 5 PM PT on PPV. There will also be a preshow--called The Buy In--which will have a match on it, but at this time, it's unknown what match that will be because the 21-woman Casino Battle Royale for an AEW Women's Championship match has been moved to the main card. Whatever the Buy In match will be, it will more than likely air on TNT's YouTube channel--just like last year--and on AEW's Twitter.
The B/R app is currently available on mobile devices, desktop, and Roku devices. More devices are reportedly coming soon, leading up to All Out. As of this writing, nothing new has been added.
The card is always subject to change, and that's already happened once for All Out. Due to travel issues, Pac vs. Andrade has been taken off of the All Out card. And as mentioned previously, the Casino Battle Royale was moved to the main card to fill in the gap.
Thank you to you fans supporting #AEWDynamite LIVE next on TNT! The Women’s Casino Battle Royale, which was booked on the Buy In, will now be featured on the ALL OUT ppv card. Due to travel issues, the @BASTARDPAC vs. @AndradeElIdolo bout is postponed until a future #AEWRampage
— Tony Khan (@TonyKhan) September 1, 2021
Make sure to come back to GameSpot on Sunday, September 5 for live coverage and a review of All Out featuring the Wrestle Buddies.
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