Injury Update On AEW's Alex Reynolds

The Dark Order man was spotted on crutches following All Out.

by Andrew Pollard
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Seen walking on crutches following All Out last weekend, there's now an injury update on AEW's Alex Reynolds.

As per the Wrestling Observer, the Dark Order man is believed to have suffered a sprained ankle at All Out. There, Reynolds, John Silver and 'Hangman' Adam Page came up short against Kenny Omega and the Young Bucks in a bout to crown the company's inaugural Trios Champions.

The Observer is under the impression that this injury to Reynolds isn't a serious one, although no timeframe has been revealed for when the star is likely to be back in action.

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For the talent himself, he took to Twitter this week to make it clear that the Trios Titles will be on his immediate agenda as soon as he's cleared to compete once more.

Reynolds has been a part of AEW since the third ever episode of Dynamite, with him paired with Silver throughout his time with the promotion. Prior to becoming #AllElite, the duo have been tagging together as far back as 2011, with them having served as the Beaver Boys in promotions such as CZW and EVOLVE.

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