The Elite to turn on top AEW star and kick him out of the stable before All In 2024? Exploring the possibility
AEW has a problem, and it is because of The Elite. Matthew and Nicholas Jackson have been running riot ever since they became the company's de facto leaders. They even took out Tony Khan a few months back.
The Jackson brothers have added Kazuchika Okada and Jack Perry to the fold, which has taken the group to another level. Over the last few weeks, another person was added to the stable, and it was someone they kicked out to bring in Okada. That is none other than Hangman Adam Page.
Adam Page is in it for his benefit and could turn on The Elite anytime. However, the stable could turn on him before All In 2024.
A match with Kazuchika Okada beckons
Adam Page was kicked out of the Elite and suspended, and his replacement was Kazuchika Okada. This was done in the early days of his entry into AEW.
How The Young Bucks treated Hangman would have left a bad taste in his mouth.
The animosity is still there for all to see, which could lead to a match between the two. The Elite could kick out Adam Page after Blood & Guts, which would later set up a match between Page and Okada at All In.
The Elite is the best when being complete heels
The Young Bucks thrive when they are heels, and that has been proven since February.
They already attract a lot of boos from the fans for being heels and kicking out Hangman Adam Page will give them more heat.
With them turning on him, Adam Page could have the perfect opportunity to become a babyface again. The match with Okada at All In will be an ideal place to restart his good guy phase.
Adam Page needs an AEW title again
It has been a while since Hangman Adam Page won a title in AEW. With Swerve Strickland busy with his feuds, a feud with Okada for his Continental Championship would be the best for Page.
The perfect place for him to win that title will be at All In at Wembley Stadium in August. A babyface Adam Page winning a title in front of a packed arena will be something to behold.