Darby Allin Shares Insane Police Story After Fiery AEW Segment (AEW News)

Fire trucks thought Darby Allin's house had exploded.

by Andrew Pollard
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Darby Allin's fiery Collision vignette saw fire trucks turn up at the home of the former AEW World Champion.

For those who missed it, this past weekend's Collision saw a Darby vignette where he spraypainted a broken-down old car and set it on fire. On that car, we had the words, "KEVIN NEEDS TO BE HUMBLED", in reference to AEW TNT Champion Kevin Knight. And by all accounts, the filming of this segment led to two fire trucks arriving on the scene.

As picked up on by WrestlePurists, Allin posted on Instagram that those fire trucks thought that the Daredevil's house had exploded.

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With Kevin Knight having turned heel by attacking Darby Allin at Double or Nothing moments after Darby had lost the AEW World Championship back to MJF, the two are set to face off on this week's Dynamite, with the Jet's TNT Title on the line. Of course, Allin has plenty of previous with that particular title, being a two-time former TNT Champion himself.

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Also announced for this week's Dynamite, we've Divine Dominion defending the AEW Women's Tag Team Titles against the Sisters of Sin in a No DQ contest; Clark Connors faces 'Switchblade' Jay White in the New Zealander's first singles match in 16 months; Kenny Omega teams with Will Ospreay and Jon Moxley to take on the Don Callis Family's Brian Cage, Jake Doyle, and Hechicero; and AEW Women's Champion Thekla will have a face-to-face with her Redemption opponent, Willow Nightingale.

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