"I'm so jealous" - Several active WWE Superstars react to AEW All Out on Twitter
The wrestling world is ablaze following AEW's latest pay-per-view - All Out. The event featured multiple surprises from top to bottom, with quite a few active WWE Superstars posting their reactions on Twitter.
All Out was headlined by a great AEW World Championship match between Kenny Omega and Christian Cage, but it was the post-match events that will be remembered most. Adam Cole made his All Elite Wrestling debut and immediately joined The Elite before Bryan Danielson showed up.
The five-time WWE world champion closed All Out with his monumental debut, with the crowd in Chicago going wild. Along with this, CM Punk had a great showing in his first match in over seven years. He defeated Darby Allin at the event, in front of his hometown fans.
WWE Superstars showed their delight for AEW All Out
Superstars across RAW, SmackDown, and NXT tweeted their feelings over the course of All Out. A lot of them were regarding Ruby Soho's AEW debut in the Casino Battle Royale. The former Riott Squad leader is popular among her former WWE peers, as evidenced by the love she received following her victory.
Quite a few of the reactions were directed towards the entire show as a whole. Cedric Alexander said he is "so jealous" of his wife, Big Swole, who wrestled in the Casino Battle Royale at All Out. Alexa Bliss, Kevin Owens, and Xavier Woods were the most notable names to have reacted to AEW's latest pay-per-view on Twitter.
Other moments referenced in this reactions compilation include CM Punk's return match against Darby Allin, Britt Baker's AEW Women's World Championship defense against Kris Stadtlander, and Minoru Suzuki's surprise appearance.
Shinsuke Nakamura tweeted the Japanese name of Minoru Suzuki's theme song while KUSHIDA simply posted bread emojis referencing Satoshi Kojima, who faced Jon Moxley at All Out.
All Elite Wrestling truly delivered an outstanding pay-per-view. Also, it is heartwarming to see the wrestling world come together to appreciate greatness. What did you think of the event? Let us know down in the comments.