Could Kenny Omega's dream of an AEW World Title match at Revolution be in jeopardy? The path to the top of the AEW ladder is filled with potential scheduling conflicts, and this time, it's his commitment to the Capcom Cup 12 event in Tokyo, Japan, that could be the stumbling block.
Omega, who is scheduled to be in Tokyo from March 11 to March 15 for the five-day Street Fighter 6 tournament, has a meet-and-greet scheduled for Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. But the question remains: will he stick around for the Revolution PPV in Los Angeles on Sunday? The flight from Tokyo to LA is a lengthy 10-hour direct flight, and with the event taking place on the last day of his commitment in Japan, it's a tough call.
This isn't the first time Omega has had to juggle his AEW commitments with other projects. He previously announced motion capture work for Street Fighter 6, and it's unclear if he'll be able to make it to Revolution in time.
But here's where it gets controversial... While Omega's loss to Andrade El Idolo on Dynamite may have been a setback for his AEW World Title aspirations, it also set up a potential future match with Swerve Strickland. The two were separated after the match, with Strickland attempting to aid Omega, only to cause a distraction. Will this lead to a heated rematch, or will Omega's absence from the PPV mean the match is put on hold?
It's a tough situation for Omega, and one that could spark debate among AEW fans. Will he make it to Revolution in time, or will his commitment to the Capcom Cup 12 event take precedence? The answer may lie in the hands of the scheduling gods, and only time will tell. So, what do you think? Will Kenny Omega make it to Revolution in time, or will his commitment to the Capcom Cup 12 event take precedence? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
