CM Punk, one of the biggest stars in the wrestling world right now, is all set to face his first pro wrestling bout Royal Rumble on Sunday. CM Punk has taken down Darby Allin all out. 

It can be seen that Punk is one of the biggest stars on the show, but many others are shining plenty bright as well. According to reports, Chris Jericho will take on MJF. It also said that he will retire from wrestling if he loses. The Young Bucks defend their tag titles against the Lucha Brothers in a cage match that is sure to be spectacular. Finally, Christian Cage will challenge for Kenny Omega’s AEW Championship.

Meanwhile, All Out 2021 looks to be AEW’s biggest pay-per-view yet. It takes place on September 5. 

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How to watch All Out?

The AEW All Out is readily available via PPV at $60. It is also available on streaming services. If one is watching from the US, it will be $50 through B/R Live. In the UK and Australia, you will have to watch it through Fite TV, where it costs $20 (£14, AU$25).  

The main show kicks off at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET, with a pre show starting an hour before that. For grappling fans in the UK, All Out’s main show begins early Monday at 1 a.m. GMT (midnight Sunday preshow). Down Under, the show begins at 10 a.m. AEST (9 a.m. pre show).    

Match card:

AEW Championship: Kenny Omega vs Christian Cage.

CM Punk vs Darby Allin (with Sting).

Chris Jericho vs MJF.

AEW TNT Championship: Miro vs Eddie Kingston.

Paul White vs QT Marshall.

AEW Women’s Championship: Britt Baker DMD vs Kris Statlander. 

Jon Moxley vs Satoshji Kojima. 

Steel Cage AEW Tag Team Championship match: The Young Bucks vs The Lucha Brothers. 

Women’s Casino Battle Royale.

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CM Punk’s return:

CM Punk officially returned to wrestling on the August 20 episode of AEW Rampage. The rumours began with a report from Fightful’s Sean Ross Sapp, one of wrestling’s most reliable journalists. Sapp reported on July 22 that CM Punk has been in talks with AEW for an in-ring return. 

These rumours became shouts on the July 28 episode of Dynamite. At the beginning of the show, a special edition of Rampage was announced.

It will be called The First Dance, and will broadcast out of Chicago’s United Centre. With Punk being synonymous with Chicago, the Dynamite crowd broke out into a “CM Punk” chant. In the very next segment, Darby Allin said AEW is the only place to prove you’re the greatest — “even if you think you’re the best in the world.”