AEW Rampage Preview And Prediction: When And Where To Watch In USA & India – 03rd November 2023

All Elite Wrestling (AEW) continues to bring high-voltage action to the professional wrestling world, and the upcoming edition of AEW Rampage is no exception. As we edge closer to the event slated for November 3, 2023, the anticipation among wrestling fans is palpable, both in the USA and India. The matches, which were taped on November 1 in Louisville, Kentucky, alongside the AEW Dynamite live broadcast, are promising an electrifying showcase of talent and storylines.

Tony Khan, the owner of AEW, has set the stage for a thrilling three-way lucha match, which is undoubtedly going to be a highlight of the evening. This match features the impressive AAA Mega Champion El Hijo del Vikingo, who is poised to battle against Komander and Penta El Zero M. It’s a match that promises to be a high-flying and technical display of lucha libre at its best.

Fans have been eagerly waiting to see Vikingo back in the AEW ring. His return is indeed a welcome one, especially after an injury and a busy schedule that saw him performing in various promotions, have kept him away from AEW programming since early September. Vikingo is a sensation in the ring and holds the honor of being the longest-reigning AAA Mega Champion. His injury during an ROH taping put a brief pause on his momentum, but he remained active with matches in the independent circuit and a tour in Japan with GCW.

However, Vikingo is not the only titleholder stepping into this triple-threat match. Komander brings his own set of accolades as the current AAA World Cruiserweight Champion and one-half of the AAA Tag Team Champions, alongside Arez. Their inclusion in the match adds layers of intrigue and championship pedigree. Moreover, all three luchadors are seen as top contenders for the AAA Latin American Championship, especially after QT Marshall’s open challenge to face the best luchadors in the world.

As the excitement for the lucha libre showcase builds, another match that’s on everyone’s radar is the confrontation between Trent Beretta and the current PWG World Champion Daniel Garcia. Garcia has made his ambitions clear; after his victory over Beretta, he is now eyeing the AEW World Championship, which is currently held by MJF. MJF has carved his own legacy by surpassing Kenny Omega’s record for the longest reign as champion. His next defense at AEW Full Gear against Bullet Club Gold’s Jay White is much anticipated, but before that, he must contend with the likes of Samoa Joe, Roderick Strong, the enigmatic Devil, and potentially Daniel Garcia.

The women’s division will not be left out of the action as Skye Blue is set to go head-to-head with Marina Shafir. The AEW women’s roster has been growing in depth and talent, and matches like these offer the athletes a chance to rise up the ranks and make a statement.

Another singles match that is generating buzz is between Trent Beretta from Best Friends and Daniel Garcia. With the history these two have, their match is bound to be both personal and intensely competitive.

In the tag team division, the stakes are high as the number one contenders for the ROH World Tag Team Championship, The Gunns, will face the dynamic duo of Christopher Daniels & Matt Sydal. Austin Gunn & Colten Gunn are scheduled for a massive challenge at the Full Gear Zero Hour pre-show, where they aim to snatch the ROH Tag titles from MJF & a mystery partner on November 18. The outcome of their match on Rampage could set the tone for their championship bout and offer valuable momentum.

Now, for the predictions. In the lucha libre three-way, it’s hard to bet against El Hijo del Vikingo. His combination of agility, technical prowess, and the hunger to make a mark in AEW might just give him the edge over Komander and Penta El Zero M. However, it will likely be a close contest with several near falls and breathtaking maneuvers that will keep the fans on the edge of their seats.

In the clash of titans between Trent Beretta and Daniel Garcia, the momentum seems to be on Garcia’s side. His eyes are set on the AEW World Championship, and a win over Beretta would certainly propel him towards that goal. Yet, Beretta is known for his resilience and could pull off an upset.

As for the women’s match, Skye Blue versus Marina Shafir, it’s a tough call. Blue has been a rising star, but Shafir’s combat background might give her a distinct advantage. This match could go either way and may just come down to who makes the first mistake.

When it comes to The Gunns versus Christopher Daniels & Matt Sydal, The Gunns have been on a roll, and with the championship match in sight, they will be looking to maintain their momentum. It would be wise to predict a win for them as they head into Full Gear with high stakes.

Fans in the USA can catch all the

action of AEW Rampage on TNT at 10 PM Eastern Time on Friday night, while viewers in India can tune in to Eurosport to watch the drama unfold on Saturday morning.

In conclusion, AEW Rampage on November 3 promises to be an exhilarating event filled with high-stakes matches that will keep wrestling enthusiasts glued to their screens. With the right mix of storylines, in-ring action, and the quest for glory, AEW continues to solidify its place as a premier wrestling promotion. Whether you are a die-hard wrestling fan or a casual viewer, this is one episode you won’t want to miss.