Tony Khan Updates On Jay White And Jamie Hayter Injuries

Jay White and Jamie Hayter are both sidelined with undisclosed injuries. AEW CEO Tony Khan stated that White would have participated in the WrestleDream pay-per-view on October 17 if not for his injury.

White sustained his injury during an eight-man tag match on the Tailgate Brawl that preceded All Out on September 26. He is expected to miss up to two months of action.

Hayter suffered her injury in a Chicago Street Fight where she and Alex Windsor defended the AEW Women's Tag Team Championships against Megan Bayne and Lena Kross. Khan described Hayter's injury as minor, with medical advice to wait two more weeks before returning.

The injury forced AEW to change its original plans for the women's tag team division at WrestleDream. Hayter and Windsor, known as The Brawling Birds, had been scheduled to defend their titles against Kris Statlander and Harley Cameron at the event.

That title match has now been postponed to a future date yet to be determined. In its place, Bayne and Kross will face The Sisters of Sin, consisting of Julia Hart and Skye Blue, on the WrestleDream pre-show.

AEW Women's Champion Mercedes Mone is set to defend her title against Thekla, who is aligned with The Sisters of Sin, at WrestleDream.