Tony Khan opened the post-AEW All Out media scrum with a positive update on Steven Borden, who suffered a scary head collision during his match at the 2026 pay-per-view. According to Khan, Borden underwent a CT scan and all of his tests have come back good.
Borden, competing in his first-ever AEW pay-per-view match, teamed with TNT Champion Darby Allin against Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher of the Don Callis Family in a tag team bout with an AEW World Tag Team Championship opportunity on the line. The collision occurred during that match, prompting immediate concern from those in attendance and watching at home.
Speaking at the post-show panel, Khan said he hoped Borden would be able to fly home to his family the following day, according to Ringside News and POST Wrestling. Fightful confirmed the same medical detail, reporting Khan’s exact description that Borden “had a CT scan” and that “all the tests have come back good.”
No further details on the outcome of the tag team match or the status of the AEW World Tag Team Championship opportunity have been reported.
