AEW’s Darby Allin Reveals ‘Plan B’ for Blood and Guts Entrance

One big thing: Martha Hart approved Darby Allin’s dramatic rafters entrance

Darby Allin’s dramatic descent from the rafters on AEW Dynamite’s 250th episode wasn’t just a thrilling moment – it was a carefully orchestrated tribute that required approval from Martha Hart, widow of Owen Hart.

Why it matters

• The stunt paid homage to Allin’s mentor, Sting, while respecting the legacy of Owen Hart.
• It demonstrates AEW’s commitment to safety and sensitivity in high-risk situations.
• The moment created a buzz-worthy ending to a milestone episode of Dynamite.

By the numbers

• This was the 250th episode of AEW Dynamite.
• Owen Hart tragically died in 1999 during a similar stunt.

What they’re saying

Allin, speaking on the Battleground Podcast, revealed:

• “Plan B was coming back out with the flamethrower, torching a fool.”
• On Martha Hart’s reaction: “She’s like, ‘First of all, I love your work, Darby, and I trust AEW with everything, all the precautions.'”

The big picture

AEW’s approach to this stunt shows:

• A commitment to creating memorable moments.
• Respect for wrestling history and its tragic moments.
• The importance of safety precautions in high-risk stunts.

What’s next

With Allin now confirmed as the final member of Team AEW for Blood and Guts, fans are eagerly anticipating the upcoming match against The Elite.

How do you feel about AEW’s decision to incorporate this high-risk stunt, and do you think it was handled appropriately? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.