Darby Allin returns, but the injury woes continue for AEW
In the high-octane world of All Elite Wrestling (AEW), there is no denying the physical toll that wrestlers come with. Fans were excited to see Darby Allin make his long-awaited return to the ring at the AEW clash on July 20, marking his first appearance since May This match was only his second since March 13, night who broke his leg in a dynamite match against Jay White . Now poised to represent AEW at Blood and Guts, Alin’s return offers a glimmer of hope amidst the unfortunate injuries plaguing the roster.
But while Elin’s return sparks excitement, the fate of Jay White, his opponent in his fateful March bout, is far more disappointing. On July 13, White lost the World Trios title to an undisclosed injury in The Guns. Despite their efforts to engage Juice Robinson, their plans were canceled by Christopher Daniels, making White’s absence felt all the more.
Speculation about White’s injury has been rife. Because of the secrecy of the wrestling world, many fans questioned the veracity of his stance, wondering if it was just a twisted story. But recent reports confirm that White’s injury is indeed real, although specifics remain under wraps.
A.E.W. A turning point came in a match against Hikaru Shida at AEW Collision. Shida did a crossbody off the ring apron to the floor, landing awkwardly on the brush, causing his ankles to buckle. The referee immediately stopped the match as the officials rushed to help the injured star. Blue’s broken ankle adds his name to the growing list of currently inactive AEW players.
The string of injuries doesn’t end there. Tony Khan, AEW’s head honcho, recently disclosed that Dalton Castle will be unable to compete for the remainder of 2024. Castle’s year-long hiatus comes after he sustained a concussion in a match against Roderick Strong, underscoring the severe physical demands and risks inherent in professional wrestling.
As AEW continues to deliver high-energy entertainment, these injuries highlight the grueling reality faced by its stars. While fans eagerly anticipate the return of their favorite wrestlers, the current wave of injuries serves as a stark reminder of the intense, often dangerous world of professional wrestling.
