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

#2: Matt Rehwoldt (fka Aiden English) could appear at AEW All Out 2020

I’ll just leave this here... pic.twitter.com/JJyFLSWNd5

— Matt Rehwoldt (@DramaKingMatt) August 28, 2020

Former WWE star Aiden English teased a jump to AEW through a recent tweet, which clearly shows him and Brodie Lee in the same picture. The above picture may indicate that Matt Rehwoldt could get involved with Brodie Lee's Dark Order faction at AEW All Out.

Matt Rehwoldt achieved some praise as Aiden English when 'Rusev Day' was a big gimmick in WWE, but he didn't exactly reach his full potential on the main roster. English was on commentary before WWE released him as part of the budget cuts. A multi-dimensional star like English could add a lot to the current AEW roster.

#1: CM Punk could appear at AEW All Out 2020

I think interesting people to work with would be Omega and the Bucks.

— player/coach (@CMPunk) August 27, 2020

It goes without saying that fans won't stop clamoring for a CM Punk return until it actually happens. The last time he had anything to do with the pro wrestling world was as a special contributor and analyst on WWE Backstage, hosted by Booker T and Renee Young.

Sadly, FS1 announced that the production of the show would be suspended back in June.

CM Punk answered an AEW related question on Twitter a few days ago and named Kenny Omega and The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) as potential opponents if he would ever have a match for Tony Khan's promotion.

They say that a pro wrestling return is the best when no one expects it, so for Punk to return in the pandemic era -- possibly at AEW All Out -- would certainly be an unexpected surprise for the fans.