Former Champion’s AEW Return Is Very Likely For All In Pay-Per-View

AEW All In is set to take place at Wembley Stadium on August 25, and the event promises to deliver some significant moments. You never know what Tony Khan will do to pop interest for the big show, and that could include a much-anticipated debut.

Among the most anticipated updates is the status of former AEW Women’s World Champion Jamie Hayter. After suffering an injury during the April 19, 2023 episode of AEW Dynamite, where she and Britt Baker defeated Toni Storm and Ruby Soho, Hayter has been out of action. She was the champion at the time, but her injury led to a brief return at Double or Nothing on May 28, where she lost the title to Toni Storm in a notably short match. Since then, Hayter’s status has remained unclear, with expectations that she wouldn’t return within the year. BetOnline.ag currently lists Jamie Hayter’s return to the company during the main show at -500 odds.

Hayter has reportedly been backstage at Dynamite in recent months for a physical evaluation. Within AEW, there is a sense of “positive movement” regarding her recovery, with some talent even having matches pitched to them involving Hayter upon her return.

In addition to the focus on Jamie Hayter, the betting odds for AEW All In have sparked considerable interest, particularly around the possible debut of Ricochet in Tony Khan’s company.

The event features other notable matches with odds provided by BetOnline.ag. The Patriarchy is favored in the Trios Championship Match at -400, followed by a Mystery Team at +200, The Bang Bang Gang at +550, and The House of Black at +1400. In the Mixed Tag Team Match, Kris Statlander & Stokely Hathaway are favored at -160 against Willow Nightingale & Tomohiro Ishii at +120. The AEW World Tag Team Championship match sees The Young Bucks as favorites at -700, with FTR at +400 and The Acclaimed at +700.

In the Casino Gauntlet Match, Hangman Page is favored at -700, with “Any Other” at +125. Orange Cassidy is a distant underdog at +1600, with Mark Briscoe and Kyle O’Reilly both at +2500.

Will Ospreay is heavily favored at -5000 against MJF in the American Championship Match, and Mercedes Mone holds the same odds against Britt Baker in the TBS Championship Match. Jack Perry is favored at -1000 against Darby Allin in the TNT Championship Coffin Match, and that match could get very violent. Meanwhile Mariah May is favored at -2000 against Toni Storm for the Women’s World Championship. Bryan Danielson is favored at -500 against Swerve Strickland in the World Championship Title vs. Career match, which could see the American Dragon have a huge career moment in London. The over/under for the number of wrestlers in the Gauntlet is set at -150 for over and +110 for under, adding extra intrigue to the event.

We will have full coverage of AEW All In here at Ringside News. You never know what kind of surprises Tony Khan will have planned, but he obviously wants to give the fans in London a big shot to remember the company by.

What’s your take on AEW’s plan for All In? Do you expect to see Jamie Hayter return during the big Wembley Stadium show? Let us know what you think in the comments section!