One big thing: Darby Allin reveals insights on his jaw-dropping glass spot at AEW Revolution
Darby Allin, known for his death-defying stunts, recently opened up about his memorable glass-breaking moment at AEW Revolution. The high-flying star shared his thoughts on the risky maneuver and its aftermath in an interview with Sports Illustrated.
Key takeaways:
- Allin performed a Swanton Bomb off a ladder, crashing through real glass
- The stunt left him with a “huge hole” in his side, requiring stitches and staples
- Surprisingly, Allin described the experience as “pretty chill”
- He emphasized the importance of not overthinking before executing such dangerous spots
Why it matters:
This insight into Allin’s mindset showcases the extreme lengths AEW wrestlers go to for fan entertainment. It also highlights the physical toll these high-risk maneuvers take on performers’ bodies.
Allin’s approach to high-risk spots:
“When you think about it, that’s when you get hurt,” Allin explained. “You need to get up there and go. I was just going with the flow.”
The choice of real glass:
Allin insisted on using real glass instead of sugar glass, stating, “If that breaks too early, or breaks in your hands, it’s embarrassing. I wanted real glass. It was all or nothing for Sting.”
The aftermath:
Despite the severity of his injuries, Allin downplayed the pain, saying, “The stitches and staples held me together, which sucked, but otherwise, it didn’t hurt.”
As Darby Allin prepares for his first Blood & Guts match, fans are left wondering: What death-defying stunt will he attempt next? Share your predictions in the comments below!
