Predictions for Ospreay, CM Punk and WWE’s Worlds Collide clash with AEW All Out in Chicago

WWE and AEW will stage their two major events on the same night and in the same city for the first time: AEW presents All Out, while WWE offers Worlds Collide with talent from NXT, the main roster and AAA. The events will be in Chicago, the hometown of CM Punk, and his presence at Worlds Collide is seen as a way to add value to the spectacle.

As Bleacher Report reports, the cards include matches such as La Catalina vs. Roxanna Perez for the Reina de Reinas title, CM Punk teaming with Rey Mysterio and El Grande Americano against Omos, Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh at Worlds Collide, as well as headline bouts at All Out with Will Ospreay vs. Jon Moxley and Kazuchika Okada vs. Tommaso Ciampa, among others.

For Worlds Collide, the expectation is that La Catalina will retain the title and be showcased as a WWE priority, while in the three-way mixed match of the biggest names the team of Punk, Rey and Americano is expected to win, with McDonagh possibly taking the pin to protect the image of Omos and Dominik. The Lucha Bros are expected to return with a win over Los Perros del Mal, while Dragon Lee is seen as the favorite against Jack Cartwheel. In the other undercard matches, the babyface teams are expected to take the wins to fire up the audience, while Fatal Influence has a real chance of emerging victorious in the women’s trios match. A win for Je’Von Evans in the fatal four-way is mentioned as a logical outcome given his momentum.

At All Out, predictions for the title action suggest that Swerve Strickland and New Level will hold the trios trophies, while a Brawling Birds victory in the women’s tag team race is seen as likely. For the midcard titles, Andrade El Idolo is expected to defend the title against Pac, while Tommaso Ciampa is described as the candidate who could snatch the international title from Okada. In the women’s scene, Willow Nightingale is seen as the favorite to win the challenge against Thekla, and the men’s main event is predicted to end with Will Ospreay defending the world title against Jon Moxley.

Saturday’s events are expected to deliver a loaded and competitive night, with several title defenses anticipated and some surprise wins that will shape the course of the season’s storylines. According to Bleacher Report, these predictions reflect how the companies are positioning their headliners and talents for the future.