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AEW All Out had ‘a lot of injuries’, but Tony Khan had great news on Steven Borden

Live coverage and related reports for AEW All Out had ‘a lot of injuries’, but Tony Khan had great news on Steven Borden.

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What happened?

AEW's All Out pay-per-view featured multiple injuries, including a concussion suffered by Steven Borden (El Hijo del Sting) during his tag match. Borden was taken to a hospital but was reported awake, talking and able to recall the match. AEW delayed its post-show scrum to gather updates, and company president Tony Khan later delivered a positive update on Borden's condition. The injury stemmed from an awkward mid-air collision — thought by many to involve a simultaneous coast-to-coast attempt — or from Borden hitting the mat on impact.

Key Takeaways

AEW All Out saw a number of injuries across the card.
Steven Borden suffered a concussion in his PPV debut tag match.
Borden was reported awake, talking and able to recall the match at the hospital.
The likely cause was an awkward mid-air collision during a coast-to-coast sequence.
Tony Khan later provided a positive/encouraging update on Borden's status.

AI Timeline

During All Out

Steven Borden was injured in the tag match with Darby Allin after an awkward mid-air collision or hard mat landing.

Immediate post-match

Borden was transported to a hospital with AEW medical personnel.

Live show updates

AEW's announce team reported Borden was awake, talking and could recall the match.

Post-show delay

AEW delayed its post-show media scrum to obtain the latest medical update on Borden.

Official update

Tony Khan issued a positive update regarding Steven Borden's condition.

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Sep 27, 6:30 AM

AEW All Out had ‘a lot of injuries’, but Tony Khan had great news on Steven Borden

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Following its All Out PPV on Saturday night in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, we had to wait quite a bit longer than usual for AEW’s post-show media scrum to get started this morning (Sept. 27). That was presumed to be so we could get the latest update on Steven Borden. Sting’s son was concussed on a spot during his match with Darby Allin against Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher. Borden and Knight each went for a coast-to-coast at the same time, and the newcomer was knocked out either by their awkward mid-air collision — the consensus among fans and media folks seems to be that Knight and Borden were going to lariat one another — or when he hit his head on the mat while landing. AEW’s announce team gave us two updates on Borden during the show, which told us he was awake and talking at the hospital AEW medical accompanied him to. We also learned that El Hijo del Sting could recall the match in which he was injured on Saturday night, his PPV debut at NOW Arena. Borden’s condition was basicall

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