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Steven Borden Wins AEW Dynamite TV Debut, AEW Collision To Pay Tribute To The Butcher
Borden pinned Josh Alexander in his AEW television debut, and the company will honor Andy Williams with a tribute on Collision after his death.
- Securing a major victory in his AEW Dynamite television debut this week, Steven Borden pinned Josh Alexander with a Scorpion Coffin Drop alongside partner Darby Allin.
- Following a medical emergency during an independent match in Pennsylvania on Saturday, AEW performer Andy Williams, known as "The Butcher," died.
- Commentators Tony Schiavone, Excalibur, and Taz shared memories of Williams during the Rebel Heart broadcast, describing the late star as a "great human being."
- Broadcasting live from Springfield, Massachussetts, AEW Collision will continue to honor the legacy of Williams this Saturday, reflecting on his impact as a former AEW star.
- Next week's Dynamite features a singles match between Chris Jericho and Nick Wayne, while Will Ospreay, Andrade, and Francesco Akira face the Death Riders in a trios bout.
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Steven Borden Wins AEW Dynamite TV Debut, AEW Collision To Pay Tribute To The Butcher
Steven Borden made a memorable first impression on AEW Dynamite this week by picking up a major victory in his television debut. Borden teamed up with Darby Allin to take on the Don Callis Family pairing of Josh Alexander and Mark Davis. Despite competing under the bright lights of AEW Dynamite for the first time, […]
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