Fans witnessed a sadistic attack from Mariah May to a returning AEW star at All Out in Chicago.
Within a couple of weeks after All In, Tony Khan’s promotion hosted the prestigious All Out in Chicago. 90 minutes before the show, fans present at the arena and all over the world were treated to the zero-hour show, consisting of four matches, and a returning wrestler.
Currently injured and Chicago-native star, Skye Blue returned to the promotion after almost two months. Sidelined with a broken ankle, Blue was last involved in a match against Hikaru Shida at Collision.
Tony Schiavone introduced Skye Blue to the Chicago crowd, as loud cheers embraced the home star. Still recovering from her injury, Blue promised her fans her in-ring return soon. However, things soon turned sour, as the Women’s Champion interrupted.
Mariah May interfered and ruined Blue’s homecoming. Kicking away the crutches, May then kicked Blue to the ground and ambushed with a barrage of punches. Fans now expect a feud soon between the two stalwarts, although any official statement on this is still pending.
What does the #AEW Women’s World Champion Mariah May want with Skye Blue?!
Order #AEWAllOut on PPV right now!https://t.co/JlBXZPLNGj@SkyeByee | @MariahMayX | @amisyllepic.twitter.com/KRD7kvuMmS
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 7, 2024
Tony Khan Opens Up On AEW’s Media Rights
After the September 6th episode of Collision and Rampage concluded, AEW President Tony Khan appeared in front of the live crowd and opened up on the promotion’s media rights.
I feel pretty good to say AEW on TBS and TNT I think is here to stay!”
For some time now, the Jacksonville-based promotion’s term with WBD was under scrutiny. However, with Khan’s latest comments can be now assured that the agreement is set to continue.
In other news: A promising WWE NXT star recently opened up on a dream match against Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill.