Five potential outcomes from AEW Full Gear

#1 Eddie Kingston defeats Jon Moxley for the AEW World Championship at Full Gear

One man will be forced to say the words 'I QUIT' this Saturday at Full Gear.It's @JonMoxley vs. @MadKing1981 in an 'I QUIT MATCH' with the #AEW World Championship on the line.Order #AEWFullGear LIVE on PPV on Saturday, Nov 7th on all major cable & satellite providers. pic.twitter.com/PPep9PxAZK

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) November 4, 2020

Jon Moxley will defend the AEW World Championship against "The Mad King" Eddie Kingston for the second time at Full Gear. However, this time is different as the match is an “I Quit” match. The last time these two met in the ring, it was a fierce clash, which Moxley won when Kingston passed via the Bulldog Choke.

Moxley is the perfect foil for Kingston. They are as hard-hitting and intense as they come. They both cut impassioned promos and give every last bit of energy, blood, sweat, and tears in the ring.

This match at Full Gear isn't going to be for the faint-hearted. Kingston and Moxley are going to beat and batter one another until one of them can’t take it anymore and declares "I quit."

There is very good reason to assume that this will be Kingston’s last shot at the top title in a top company. Therefore, he is willing to die rather than quit.

Eddie Kingston vs. Jon Moxley at Full Gear is sure to be a brutal match

Moxley and Kingston have a legitimate bond; they are friends that have been through the good and bad times throughout their wrestling careers. They know each other’s limits, strengths, and weaknesses, which will make for a hot-blooded and emotional battle.

If you’ve enjoyed the promos and the story between #EddieKingston (@MadKing1981) & @JonMoxley, you’ll love the #AEW Countdown to Full Gear special tonight on TNT at 11pm ET/10pm CT ahead of tomorrow’s live Full Gear ppv show! pic.twitter.com/ksAus0rJhZ

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) November 6, 2020

Since he arrived in AEW, Kingston has elevated the entire company with his striking and fervent promos. Eddie Kingston truly deserves a run with the title if not for his constant grind and hustle but for the inability to give up uplift, and create opportunities for all those around him.