• WWE Hall Of Famer Open To Returning For A Final Run
Brie Bella stepped away from full-time wrestling in 2016. She returned to the ring in 2018 for a short run and got inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame as part of the class of 2020. Her last appearance in the squared circle as an in-ring performer came during the 2022 Women’s Royal Rumble match.
Her return has been complicated by her husband Bryan Danielson’s work in AEW, which she previously described as a “roadblock” to her own WWE comeback.
Speaking on The Nikki & Brie Show, Brie opened up about still feeling capable of one final run.
“I think there is definitely a last run in me. I’m at the age, and I’m strong, and I think it’s because I’m working out so hard and I’m feeling good. But, there’s for sure a last run in me. Wherever it may take me, wherever it may be, I hope it’s with you (Nikki). Whether it’s for one night or 200 nights. We’ll see.”
Her twin sister Nikki returned to WWE earlier this year and is set to challenge Stephanie Vaquer for the Women’s World Championship at Survivor Series: WarGames next week.
• Popular Female AEW Star’s Contract Expiring Soon
Anna Jay has been part of All Elite Wrestling for almost its entire existence. She began wrestling professionally in 2019 and signed with AEW the following year, quickly becoming one of the promotion’s earliest homegrown names.
According to Fightful Select, Jay’s AEW contract is set to run out within the next few months. As of now, there have been no talks about an extension. However, one AEW source believes the company will likely try to keep her.
The report also noted that Jay enjoys teaming up with Tay Melo, but she is open to whatever is best for her career, including listening to outside offers if she reaches free agency.
The 27-year-old has spent most of her time in AEW teaming up with Tay Melo as one of the earliest established duos in AEW’s women’s division. She was also a part of The Dark Order and The Jericho Appreciation Society.
TayJay were eliminated by Marina Shafir and Megan Bayne in the quarterfinals of the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship Tournament on Collision last night, just days before the Full Gear pay-per-view. Their loss disappointed many fans who hoped the long-running team would become the inaugural champions.
