Kyle Fletcher Not Injured On AEW Collision Despite Fan Concern

Kyle Fletcher hasn't suffered another injury.

Fletcher was in action at last night's taping of AEW Collision from Viejas Arena at Aztec Bowl in San Diego, California, as he went one-on-one with El Phantasmo. Fletcher's performance, which included both him and ELP falling from the turnbuckle at one point, caused concern that the former TNT Champion had suffered a legitimate injury.

Bryan Alvarez of the Wrestling Observer has been told, however, that Fletcher "appears to be fine" and he was likely suffering from dehydration during the AEW Collision match. Fletcher ultimately won the match against ELP, which was the final contest of the Collision taping. Collision will air tonight on TNT in the United States.

Kyle Fletcher has suffered from an injury-hit 2026 so far and he was out of action for two months after suffering a meniscus injury on the March 28 episode of AEW Collision when his knee struck Mark Davis' back during their tag team match against The Rascalz. Fletcher was forced to vacate the TNT Championship as a result of the injury and he was off TV until returning at Double or Nothing on May 24.