Kenny Omega Set to Team With Kota Ibushi and Hangman Page at All In

Kenny Omega has his All In match. Much to fans chagrin, it’s a trios match instead of a singles match. Kenny’s teaming with his pals “Hangman” Adam Page and Kota Ibushi to take on Konosuke Takeshita, Jay White and Juice Robinson. At AEW All In from Wembley. I’d rather see a Takeshita and Kenny Omega singles match. I think that would be a better spotlight for both wrestlers.

The match was setup on this week’s Dynamite when Don Callis and Takeshita ambushed Kenny Omega during his sit down interview off-site with Jim Ross. Jay White and Juice Robinson of Bullet Club Gold joined in on the beatdown. Post beatdown, Adam Page appeared outside of Kenny’s hospital room and announced the match for All In at Wembley Stadium.

While I do think, a singles match for Kenny Omega would be a better option for him, I know for a fact these six will tear the house down. It could easily be match of the night from a wrestling standpoint.

It’s extremely possible and maybe even likely that we’ll see Omega and Takeshita in a singles match at All Out the following week from Chicago. If AEW is going to push Takeshita as a future face of the company, they need to make that match happen.

As for now, I’m sure we’re going to get a tremendous trios match with 6 of the top wrestlers in the world. These guys are familiar with each other from their days in Japan so the chemistry is going to be there. It absolutely has the potential to be the most talked about match on the card coming out, despite my disappointment in the match announcement.

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