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AEW’s flagship PPV Double or Nothing is returning to Daily’s Place again this year! As always, the show promises to be an exciting affair from top to bottom. Although we are two weeks away from the PPV, the card has already started shaping up nicely. So, let’s check out the matches announced for AEW Double or Nothing 2021.

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Kenny Omega vs PAC vs Orange Cassidy – Three-Way Match (AEW World Championship)

The ‘Belt Collector‘ will put his AEW World Championship on the line against both PAC and Orange Cassidy in a three-way at Double or Nothing. But why a three-way? Well, Orange Cassidy and PAC were supposed to have a one on one match this week with the winner challenging Omega.

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However, referee Aubrey Edwards saw Omega sneak attack PAC and ruled the match a no-contest. Don Callis and Omega tried to weasle their way out of the match, but AEW President Tony Khan made it a three-way match between Omega, Cassidy and PAC!

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The Inner Circle vs The Pinnacle – Stadium Stampede II

Staidum Stampede returns to the home of the Jacksonville Jaguars as The Inner Circle take on The Pinnacle. Following their loss at AEW Blood and Guts last week, the Inner Circle were hell bent on getting retribution on The Pinnacle as they believe they had them beat the previous week.

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On this week’s episode of AEW Dynamite, Pinnacle’s leader MJF laid down a challenge to Jericho. MJF challenged Jericho to a Stadium Stampede match between the two factions with an interesting stipulation. If the Inner Circle lose, they must disband!

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Cody Rhodes vs Anthony Ogogo

Cody Rhodes will take on a new talent, Anthony Ogogo, at AEW Double or Nothing this year. But why?

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Well, last week, Ogogo laid out Cody in the middle of the ring after his match with QT Marshall. Ogogo didn’t just lay out Cody. He added salt to his wounds by covering his body with a Union Jack!

This week, the ‘American Nightmare‘ cut a promo where he challenged Ogogo to the a match. Rhodes said he won’t be the ‘American Nightmare’ at Double or Nothing. He will be the ‘American Dream’ Cody Rhodes.

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Other matches announced for AEW Double or Nothing

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Dr. Britt Baker has climbed up the AEW rankings, and reached the #1 spot to earn this title match against the champion, Hikaru Shida.

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Baker has been on a roll in the past few months. But her confidence in the ring, especially heading into this match, make us believe we might see a new AEW Women’s World Champion at Double or Nothing.

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Just like the Stadium Stampede match, the Casino Battle Royal also makes its return to AEW Double or Nothing. Being a staple match of the PPV, so far, only two men have announced their entry into the match – Christian Cage and Matt Sydal.

There are still 19 open spots, but they’ll surely fill out in the weeks to come.

‘The Machine’ Brian Cage got a dominant victory against Hangman Page a few weeks ago on AEW Dynamite. This loss did not sit well with Hangman, and he issued a challenge to Brian Cage at AEW Double or Nothing. Although Cage did not answer, the match was official later on the show.

This is the stacked card of AEW Double or Nothing right now. A few more matches may get added to the card. We will keep you updated as the card shapes up.

Also Read: WWE Superstar Buddy Murphy Calls Kenny Omega His Dream Opponent.

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Ishan Chavan is a WWE and AEW Journalist at EssentiallySports. Being a Journalism graduate, Ishan has over six years of experience in the Media Production Industry, having worked with Viacom 18's streaming platform, Voot. He is also a former WWE Hindi Producer and a WWE Commentator at Sony Sports Network. A wrestling fan since childhood, Ishan's favorite wrestlers are Daniel Bryan, AJ Styles, and Chris Jericho as he feels these three have the perfect blend of wrestling and promo skills, especially Jericho. Having watched pro wrestling since age 5, Ishan literally grew up understanding every little detail of the pro wrestling "business." He tries to balance his writing by employing the perspectives of a Booker, a critic, and a fan. Ishan once cut a better promo than Ric Flair (Charlotte Flair approved) and danced alongside The New Day. Fun fact: Matt Hardy has predicted he'll be a 'Mega Star!'

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