AEW All Out 2020: 7 former WWE Superstars who could show up at the event

#4: Erick Redbeard (fka Erick Rowan) could appear at AEW All Out 2020

In an interview with Chris Van Vliet, Erick Redbeard addressed rumors of him going to AEW. The former WWE star who was a part of the Wyatt Family got released from the company back in April, alongside some other talent already mentioned in this article. Now, could he possibly appear at AEW All Out?

The most obvious direction for him in AEW would be to get involved with or against the Dark Order, led by another former member of the Wyatt Family, Brodie Lee (fka Luke Harper in WWE).

Although Erick mentioned that he doesn't want to interfere with Brodie's path, making an appearance at AEW All Out is certainly a possibility. Also, let's keep in mind that pro wrestlers often deny rumors to throw fans off their scent.

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#3: Chris Hero (fka Kassius Ohno) could appear at AEW All Out 2020

#ChrisHeroIsBack pic.twitter.com/ZczaQ0yD0m

— Chris Hero (Is Back) (@ChrisHero) April 21, 2020

During April 2020, Kassius Ohno was released by WWE. A few days later, Ohno seemingly confirmed this on Twitter and posted a video that signaled the return of Chris Hero.

Not only is Hero one of the best professional wrestlers in the world, but a logical reason why he would be a good fit for AEW is that he already has a connection with one of their most charismatic stars at the moment.

Chris Hero is responsible for training Orange Cassidy, and there are a number of ways the former NXT star could influence the Mimosa Mayhem Match if he were booked for this year's AEW All Out event.