Tony Schiavone Shares Jamie Hayter Health Update After Brutal All Out Match
Tony Schiavone said Jamie Hayter was sore but expected to recover after the AEW Women's Tag Team Championship street fight at All Out 2026. The match featured barbed wire and thumbtacks, and Hayter and Alex Windsor retained the titles against the Divine Dominion. None of the four competitors appeared on the following episode of AEW Dynamite.
At All Out 2026, the Brawling Birds’ Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor retained the AEW Women’s Tag Team titles in a Chicago street fight against the Divine Dominion. The match featured a barbed-wire-wrapped chair and thumbtacks. Hayter took a DDT onto the chair and later drove Megan Bayne into a barbed-wire board. The finish sent Lena Kross into the tacks via Two Birds, One Stone.
Tony Schiavone said on “What Happened When” that Hayter told him she was sore but would recover. He called the bout wild and entertaining and could not recall a more violent women’s tag match. No official injuries were disclosed, and none of the four appeared on the next “AEW Dynamite.”
This story may draw attention to performer safety in combat sports, especially for women in hardcore matches. Fans who enjoy extreme spots could see it as memorable, while others may question how much risk is acceptable. For AEW, Hayter’s recovery and the wrestlers’ absence could affect upcoming storylines and roster depth. The wider wrestling community may continue debating whether such violence boosts drama or raises concerns about long-term health.