Some more news and notes have surfaced regarding injuries coming out of Wednesday’s Blood & Guts edition of AEW Dynamite.
On Thursday’s Wrestling Observer Live at F4WOnline.com, Bryan Alvarez provided several updates on the condition of talent following the chaotic double-cage event, which for the first time featured both men’s and women’s Blood & Guts matches on the same show.
According to Alvarez, Jamie Hayter suffered injuries to her face and teeth during the women’s match after taking a chair shot in the corner from Megan Bayne while she was holding a trash can lid. Alvarez described Hayter’s condition by saying her “face and teeth are all messed up.”
Another source later noted that the former AEW Women’s World Champion may have chipped teeth as a result of the spot.
As for the men’s Blood & Guts match, Darby Allin reportedly came out unscathed despite being thrown through a flaming table during one of the more intense moments of the night. Flames were seen on Allin’s back as he rolled away from the wreckage, but Alvarez confirmed the high-flyer is “fine.”
Elsewhere on the card, Powerhouse Hobbs avoided serious injury after taking a hard bump on his tailbone during his Falls Count Anywhere bout against AEW World Champion Hangman Page. Alvarez noted that Hobbs is also doing fine following the match.
For those who missed it, we reported the following here at WrestlingHeadlines.com on Wednesday evening regarding initial injury news and notes coming out of the annual Blood & Guts installment of AEW Dynamite:
According to one source, Jamie Hayter “got a little banged up” during the Women’s Blood & Guts opener and may have chipped several teeth.
The source described Hayter as being “as bad ass as you would expect,” given how hard-hitting the match turned out to be.
Skye Blue, who bled heavily during the same match, was said to be okay afterward despite the significant blood loss.
In the case of Hangman Page and Powerhouse Hobbs, no serious injuries were reported following their wild Falls Count Anywhere battle.
Both men were said to be sore but otherwise fine coming out of the match, with everything pretty much going as planned.
Fewer talent than usual traveled in for the Blood & Guts broadcast, as the show featured only three matches and AEW Collision will air live this weekend rather than being taped immediately after AEW Dynamite, which is typically the case.
As of this writing, there’s no word yet on the injury status of those involved in the Men’s Blood & Guts main event, which was a brutal encounter that included broken glass, a fire table spot involving Darby Allin, and several other dangerous moments that could have very well resulted in some injuries.
For those who missed this week’s show, fear not, as you can check out our very detailed AEW Dynamite Blood & Guts Results 11/12/25 here at WrestlingHeadlines.com.
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