There’s a lot on the line in the main event of Revolution, where MJF will defend his AEW World Championship against “Hangman” Adam Page in a Texas Death match. Not only is the title on the line, Page’s future shots at the gold if he loses this match are, as well. If Page loses here, he can never challenge for the title again, and that’s why 75% of us believe that the champion is retaining here.

We think the stipulation is too specific and serious to be thrown out there if that’s not what’s going to happen. AEW is likely to have learned from its mistakes from the last time this stipulation occurred, causing issues for Cody Rhodes, and Page could always goad the champion, whether that be MJF or another heel, into giving him a title shot, or he could win his ability to challenge for the gold back in another stipulation match. And, honestly, there are plenty of other titles in the company he can compete for, and elevate, if he’s going to be booked away from the main event scene for a while.

MJF also just won the title at Worlds End after a quick Samoa Joe reign. While it could happen, we don’t think AEW would book another short reign so close to the last one. From Swerve Strickland, to Kenny Omega, and even possibly Kyle Fletcher after a confrontation on “Dynamite” on Wednesday, MJF has no shortage of challengers going into the next few months of big AEW pay-per-views.

While Texas Death is Page’s specialty stipulation, we don’t think he’s going over here. While all of us expect a brutal, bloody main event to cap off AEW’s first pay-per-view in almost three months, 75% of us are going with MJF.

Written by Daisy Ruth