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Cornette rips spot that led to Steven Borden’s AEW All Out injury
Jim Cornette has made it clear he doesn’t believe Steven Borden, son of the legendary Sting, is quite ready to compete for a major promotion. Following the scary spot at last weekend’s AEW All Out, Cornette appeared to be even more convinced of this position. Borden teamed up with Darby Allin to take on Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight during the September 26th event. The match began with Allin doing much of the action, until Borden was tagged in. The upstart then had a face-off with Knight as the two climbed up opposite sides of the ring. The moment seemed to be an obvious set-up for a moment like the mid-air collision between Logan Paul and Ricochet at the 2023 Royal Rumble. However, the timing was off, and Borden jumped earlier than Knight, resulting in him hitting the back of his head when he landed on the mat. AEW’s medical staff quickly attended to Borden, and the match was called off. Fortunately, Borden appears to be recovering well from the incident, and AEW announcer Tony S
10/2/2026
Steven Borden was upset that his injury ruined AEW’s All Out pay-per-view
On the latest episode of What Happened When, AEW commentator Tony Schiavone gave an update on Steven Borden’s status. Borden’s match at All Out (Sept. 26) was stopped early by the referee after he was knocked out on a bad landing of a high risk coast-to-coast mid-air collision with Kevin Knight. Schiavone spoke with Borden, who was upset about the way his injury affected the PPV. Based on their conversation, Schiavone concluded that the rookie will be just fine. “I talked to Steven just yesterday on the phone, and he was fine. He had no headaches. He had no dizziness. As far as a diagnosis is concerned, that has to come from our doctor…but I can tell you by talking to him, he said, ‘I’m fine.’ He did tell me of all the years that [he] played football for the University of Kentucky, he said [he] never had a concussion. [He] never experienced anything like that. And he was more upset that he thought that he ruined the pay-per-view by what happened. And I said no you didn’t. I said, beca
9/30/2026
Encouraging Update on Steven Borden After AEW All Out Injury Scare
Tony Schiavone provides an encouraging update on Steven Borden after his AEW All Out injury. Wrestling legend Sting’s son, Steven Borden, teamed up with Darby Allin to take on Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher at AEW All Out this past Saturday. He suffered an injury during the match when he had a rough landing after […] The post Encouraging Update on Steven Borden After AEW All Out Injury Scare appeared first on Wrestlezone.
9/30/2026
Ricochet joins debate comparing Logan Paul/Royal Rumble spot and Steven Borden injury
Given what’s happened since, discussion of Sting’s son Steven Borden getting knocked out at All Out hasn’t gotten as heated as it seemed it might after AEW’s PPV this past Saturday night (Sept. 26). Borden was wrestling his first PPV match, a tag with his mentor Darby Allin against The Don Callis Family’s Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight. About 13 minutes into the match, Borden and Knight leapt at one another from opposing ringposts. As Cain Knight put it in our original post about the match, it was “supposed to be a spectacular mid-air collision, similar to the viral spot Logan Paul and Ricochet did in the WWE Royal Rumble a few years ago.” That 2023 spot with Paul and Ricochet came off without a hitch, but at All Out the back of Borden’s head hit the mat hard. Cameras cut away as he began to display the fencing response in his extremities that can occur with brain injuries. Referees stopped the match immediately and the 34-year-old newcomer was taken to the back, and then to the hospit
9/29/2026
Ricochet Pushes Back on Criticism of Spot That Injured Steven Borden at AEW All Out
Ricochet defends AEW against criticism over Steven Borden’s injury at All Out. Wrestling legend Sting’s son Steven Borden teamed with Darby Allin to take on Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher of the Don Callis Family at AEW All Out. The match featured a major spot between Borden and Knight when they collided mid-air after performing […] The post Ricochet Pushes Back on Criticism of Spot That Injured Steven Borden at AEW All Out appeared first on Wrestlezone.
9/28/2026
AEW All Out had ‘a lot of injuries’, but Tony Khan had great news on Steven Borden
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
9/27/2026
Steven Borden Seemingly Has a Scary Landing as AEW All Out Match Ends Abruptly
Steven Borden’s AEW All Out debut took an unexpected turn when a dangerous collision with Kevin Knight brought his match alongside Darby Allin to an abrupt end on September 26. The incident left the referee with little choice but to stop the contest before the World Tag Team Championship opportunity could be settled. Borden had […] The post Steven Borden Seemingly Has a Scary Landing as AEW All Out Match Ends Abruptly appeared first on Wrestlezone.
9/27/2026
Kyle Fletcher & Kevin Knight Def. Darby Allin & Steven Borden via Referee Stoppage at AEW All Out: Chicago
Steven Borden’s AEW PPV in-ring debut didn’t pan out as he would have expected, as he and Darby Allin lost the tag team match against[.........] The post Kyle Fletcher & Kevin Knight Def. Darby Allin & Steven Borden via Referee Stoppage at AEW All Out: Chicago appeared first on 411MANIA | Wrestling News, WWE & AEW Results.
9/27/2026
AEW ref quickly stops Steve Borden’s PPV debut match after scary crash landing injury
AEW’s hot new star Steven Borden made his PPV debut tonight (Sept. 26) at All Out in a number one contender’s tag match, teaming up with Darby Allin against Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight of the Don Callis Family. Sting Jr. is still very green, so Darby worked most of the match for their team. Of course it didn’t take long before he took one of those nasty bumps he’s well-known for, this time in the form of a power bomb on the steel steps. 😱😱😱😱 Watch #AEWAllOut LIVE on HBO Max PPV pic.twitter.com/DO2Saa1nIS — All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 27, 2026 One thing Borden does very well is jump super high. Once he tagged in, Borden and Kevin Knight had a showdown by climbing up opposite sides of the ring and jumping at each other for what was supposed to be a spectacular mid-air collision, similar to the viral spot Logan Paul and Ricochet did in the WWE Royal Rumble a few years ago. This one didn’t go well at all. Borden jumped earlier than Knight, and the back of his head hit
9/27/2026
Even Tony Khan can’t keep former TNA, NXT talent from spoiling her AEW debut
Mara Sadé left TNA a few months ago when her contract expired, and some have had her AEW debut pencilled in ever since. That mostly seems to be because Sadé, who was with WWE as Jakara Jackson from 2022-2025, is dating former TNT champion Kevin Knight. Can’t stop. Won’t stop. pic.twitter.com/oOM6x4vaS9 — Mara Sadé (@itsmarasade) September 1, 2026 Sadé herself felt pretty confident about signing with her man’s promotion, apparently. Her official website was briefly updating to claim All Elite status for her on Monday: There’s been speculation Mara could be Persephone’s mystery opponent for All Out on Saturday night, but there are a few candidates for that spot. Sadé kept her name in the mix this afternoon with this tweet, though: ✔️ Saturday — Mara Sadé (@itsmarasade) September 24, 2026 Meanwhile, her… potential? future? current?… boss Tony Khan held a media call not long after Sadé’s post. Asked about her, AEW’s president and head of creative replied: “We have not seen her in A
9/24/2026