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#1 Worst: AEW Dynamite hasn't provided a clear direction for the world title scene at Double or Nothing

NEXT WEEK JUST GOT EVEN BETTER 😤 #AEWDynamite pic.twitter.com/LEIr8vu3yx

— All Elite Wrestling on TNT (@AEWonTNT) April 29, 2021

While AEW Dynamite has built to a few interesting matches for Double or Nothing, there haven't been any bouts officially announced for the pay-per-view. We are a month away from the event, with little indication of where things are headed.

Kenny Omega is fresh from winning the IMPACT World Championship, but he did not have much of a role to play on AEW Dynamite. He did come out and nearly got his ankle injured by Jon Moxley and Eddie Kingston.

However, it doesn't seem like the direction we are headed towards for Double or Nothing. Moxley and Kingston may end up going for the AEW Tag Team Championship.

The company will likely need to conjure up a world title feud within four weeks, which is usually ill-advised. Who will Kenny Omega even face?

I assume that Brian Cage vs. Kenny Omega is the match #AEW is going to book for Double or Nothing, and I don't know how to feel about it.While I think it'll be great, part of me is felt somewhat uninspired. Cage has lost all of his big matches in AEW, and he'd lose here too.

— Louis Dangoor (@TheLouisDangoor) April 29, 2021

The Cleaner has teased a match with Christian Cage, who is currently in a program with Team Taz. Meanwhile, Brian Cage impressed on AEW Dynamite, dominating Adam Page.

Either one of them, or both, could challenge Kenny Omega for the AEW World Title at Double or Nothing. However, the clock is ticking away and the promotion needs to get a storyline in place for the top Championship.