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Tony Schiavone Gives Update On Steven Borden - Fightful
Tony Schiavone said Borden was conscious and had no headaches or dizziness after the in-ring collapse, but no diagnosis was given.
- On Saturday, Steven Borden suffered a scary injury during his tag team match at AEW All Out, forcing a referee stoppage. He was transported to a hospital after crashing hard during a double coast-to-coast spot.
- Competing alongside Darby Allin, Borden faced Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher in the high-stakes tag team contest. The injury occurred during a springboard maneuver after over 10 minutes of in-ring action.
- Speaking on his What Happened When podcast, Tony Schiavone said Borden is fine with no headaches or dizziness. Schiavone noted Borden was upset, fearing he had "ruined the pay-per-view" by what happened.
- Due to his injury, Borden will miss a scheduled Defy Wrestling appearance in Detroit this Thursday. Schiavone confirmed that doctors must clear him before he can return to competition.
- Despite the setback, Schiavone guaranteed both Steven and his brother Garrett Borden have bright futures in professional wrestling. Both brothers entered the industry following their father Sting's retirement tour.
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Tony Schiavone has shared an encouraging update on Steven Borden following the injury that brought his AEW All Out match to an early end. Borden, the son of WWE Hall of Famer Sting, was teaming with Darby Allin against Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher when he collided with Knight in
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Tony Schiavone says Steven Borden is doing fine after his scary moment at AEW All Out. Steven Borden’s stock has risen increasingly quickly since making his official AEW debut right before All In: London, with the company immediately pegging him as someone with a bright future. As such, he was featured in a major match...
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