Overview
- Regal, WWE’s vice president of global talent development, urged wrestlers to stop taking head-first bumps and stressed mastering protective bridging technique.
- He shared neck X-rays and recounted two breaks as he warned that short-term thrills can lead to lifelong pain.
- Recent flashpoints included Jon Moxley suplexing Kyle Fletcher onto his head at AEW Worlds End and a Doomsday Device that sent Bron Breakker head-first at Survivor Series: WarGames.
- Post-match reporting indicated Fletcher avoided immediate injury and gave no sign of taking time off.
- Jeff Jarrett said the style is not reverting, highlighting AEW’s sports-team approach with five to seven trainers on show days and an emphasis on preventive care.