Tony Khan provides update on AEW star after scary fall at Double or Nothing
Tony Khan addressed QT Marshall’s status following AEW Double or Nothing. He also talked extensively about Mick Foley’s future contributions to the promotion.
In the post show media scrum, Khan discussed Foley’s addition to the AEW roster and stated that Marshall was ‘going to be okay’ after the fall during the pay-per-view.
“It was great to have Mick Foley come into AEW and be a part of the show now hosting with Renee, somebody who’s a true icon of wrestling and certainly in Philadelphia, one of the great icons of wrestling. Thank you for asking. QT’s gonna be okay. Thanks for asking.”
Khan elaborated on Foley’s presence and plans to pair up with Renee Paquette in terms of duties and responsibilities in AEW.
“Well, let me tell you, Renee, something I take pride in is pairing up great pairs, whether it’s Sting and Darby (Allin) or so many other great ones along the way. And I think a great team is going to be you and Mick. Yeah. And I’m really excited about it. You got off to a great start hosting the show tonight with Mick and I’m excited that you’re both going to be here doing it for a long time to come. Obviously he got into a bit of an altercation before the show started, but all in all, I think it was one of the best nights in the history of the company.”
In the Double or Nothing pre-show, Marshall teamed up with ‘Big Boom’ AJ and The Conglomeration against Shane Taylor Promotions. During the match, he slipped off the top rope amidst the tower of doom spot. He had a scary landing outside the ring and had to be assisted backstage.
On the other hand, Foley officially signed with AEW. The announcement was made shortly before the PPV. He also confronted MJF and Darby Allin at the beginning of the event. He hyped Allin ahead of his AEW World Championship match.
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