Heartbreaking health update on beloved AEW star right before All In 2026 - Report
A report has just come out regarding a popular AEW star with All In 2026 being right on the horizon. There is now an update on their health following some recent occurrences, and it is not good news.
A report has just come out regarding a popular AEW star with All In 2026 being right on the horizon. There is now an update on their health following some recent occurrences, and it is not good news. The Jacksonville-based promotion is currently featuring the Continental Cup, and the first round has just concluded. Last night on Collision, Nigel McGuinness took on Katsuyori Shibata as part of the first round. It was a close match, but Nigel was able to outmaneuver Shibata andsecure a victory. Tony Schiavone reported later in the night that the veteransustained an injury, and his future in the tournament was up in the air. He mentioned that an update would come by Monday night before the blind draw for the Quarterfinals. On a recent edition ofWrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer revealed that his sources have confirmed that McGuinness was injured and out of the tournament. An advisory from AEW may come at any moment. "I heard that he's injured, and that he's out," Meltzer said. [H/TWrestlingInc. ]Expand TweetWho is still in the AEW Continental Cup?The AEW Continental Cup is a 16-man, single-elimination tournament with the winner coming away with both a trophy that is permanently theirs and the Continental Championship. The first-round matches have all concluded, and only eight people remain. These include Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, Jay White, Orange Cassidy, Kyle O'Reilly, Eddie Kingston, Hechicero, and Nigel McGuinness. But a replacement for Nigel may be named if he is no longer cleared to compete. There are no brackets for the tournament, and the next set of matches will be decided through a blind draw similar to the English FA Cup. Continental Cup quarterfinals pool: • Claudio Castagnoli • Orange Cassidy • Eddie Kingston • Jay White • Jon Moxley • Hechicero • Nigel McGuinness (???) • Kyle O’Reilly BLIND DRAW. ANYBODY CAN FACE ANYBODY. To keep his hold on his belt,Jon Moxleywill have to brave the storm and outlast all his challengers in this tournament. The stage is set for the finals, as this will be taking place at All In: London at Wembley Stadium. Whoever comes out on top will walk away satisfied, as they'll receive a trophy, championship gold, and an All In moment. Get all the hottest wrestling news FIRST by clickinghereEdited by Enzo Curabo