Steve Borden is set to compete alongside Darby Allin at AEW’s All Out event next weekend. After playing a significant role in the buildup to Allin’s TNT title match against Kevin Knight at All In and helping him secure the championship, Borden made his official AEW in-ring debut alongside Allin last week, facing off against Josh Alexander and Mark Davis from the Don Callis Family. This week, Borden once again teamed up with Allin and the Tag Team Champions Adam Copeland and Christian Cage in a match against FTR and the Don Callis Family’s Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher, securing another victory. Following the win, it was announced that Knight and Fletcher would face Borden and Allin again, marking Borden’s debut on a pay-per-view card, potentially affecting the broader Tag Team title scene. On the same night, Copeland and Cage are set to defend their titles in a three-way TLC match against the Young Bucks and FTR. Earlier, Fletcher and Knight had expressed interest in challenging for the tag team championships. It’s worth noting that Allin previously held the Tag Team titles with Borden’s father, Sting, for 25 days before Sting retired while still being champion at Revolution 2024.
Fan Take: This development is exciting for wrestling enthusiasts as it marks a significant moment for Steve Borden’s career in AEW, bridging the legacy of his family with the current tag team division. The matchups at All Out could shake up the tag team landscape and inject fresh storylines that elevate the sport’s competitive drama.
Source: www.wrestlinginc.com
