AEW Full Gear will be live from the Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota on November 13. The pay-per-view event will bring a number of long-term feuds to a head as these competitors aim to leave it all on the line. In bringing some of the company's most heated rivalries to a close, the wrestling promotion is also devoting plenty of time to its upcoming talent.
Between Full Gear and the Buy In pre-show, there are 10 matches scheduled to take place, including a Minneapolis Street Fight and a Falls Count Anywhere match. The AEW World Championship, the AEW Women's World Championship, and the AEW World Tag Team Championship will all be on the line. Here's what to expect.
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Nyla Rose and Jamie Hayter vs. Thunder Rosa and Hikaru Shida
All four of these women are still in the tournament to crown the inaugural TBS Women's Champion upon Dynamite's move to the network in January. Rosa will take on Jamie Hayter in the quarterfinals, while Rose is scheduled to take on Shida. Both Rosa and Rose are coming off of first-round byes in the tournament, while Hayter picked up a win over Anna Jay in round one. Shida defeated Serena Deeb in round one, making history as the first woman to reach 50 wins. While this match doesn't affect the tournament, it does grant the chance for each of these women to do some damage prior to their singles matches against one another.
Jungle Boy, Luchasaurus, and Christan Cage vs. The Superkliq
The Superkliq (consisting of Adam Cole and Matt and Nick Jackson) has been relentless in their attempts to knock Jungle Boy, Luchasaurus, Marko Stunt, and Christian Cage down a few pegs, leaving men on both sides with growing pains. Since arriving in AEW, Cole has had his sights set on Jungle Boy. Their tension has led Cole, Jungle Boy, and their friends to crash through tables or be beaten with steel chairs. With the Falls Count Anywhere stipulation allowing the men to take the fight anywhere they please, this match is guaranteed to amplify their hostility.
While it is one of the relatively new feuds within AEW, these men are not strangers to one another. Many are calling this a fight 15 years in the making, giving it the grounds to be the match of the night. The bad blood between these two men dates back to both of their stints on the independent circuit, which both men have acknowledged on AEW programming. Punk and Kingston's bad blood was televised following Kingston's loss to Bryan Danielson in the AEW World Championship Eliminator Tournament a few weeks ago. Punk was in the middle of an interview when Kingston entered the backstage area, fuming from his loss. With the brawls that have occurred since, this is one of the biggest matches of the night.
CM Punk vs. Eddie Kingston
These former WWE stars will square off in the final of the AEW World Championship Eliminator Tournament, where one of these men will earn a future AEW World Championship match. Following Danielson's debut in AEW at the All Out pay-per-view in September, he has made quite an impact, battling the likes of Kenny Omega. Miro is eager to prove himself after losing his TNT Championship to Sammy Guevara in late September. For Miro, nothing would satisfy him more than a chance at the AEW World Championship and he will run through anyone who gets in his way.
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