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Ruby Soho has reportedly been medically cleared to return to the ring after nearly three years away from competition. According to Fightful Select, AEW’s medical team cleared Soho in June, having previously resumed in-ring training in July 2025 following the birth of her first child with Angelo Parker. However, she has not been a regular presence backstage at AEW events and, while some ideas have reportedly been discussed, there are currently no concrete plans for her return. The 35-year-old last wrestled in February 2024 on AEW Rampage, teaming with Saraya in a loss to Kris Statlander and Willow Nightingale. Soho joined AEW in September 2021 following a five-year run with WWE.
Kevin Owens has admitted that he does not know how much longer his wrestling career will continue following his return from neck surgery. Speaking with FACES Magazine, Owens said he could have one year, two years or five years remaining and has stopped trying to establish a specific retirement timeline. The former Universal Champion spent more than a year unsure whether he would ever wrestle again, with the injury potentially threatening his career. Owens said the experience has changed his outlook, removing much of the pressure he previously felt to continually prove himself, achieve more and provide for his family’s future.
AEW Women’s World Champion Willow Nightingale expects a divided crowd when she defends her title against Mercedes Moné at AEW All In. Speaking to Fox News Digital, Nightingale acknowledged Moné’s popularity and said she would be foolish to expect the entire audience to support her despite Moné’s heel persona. Nightingale won the championship from Thekla at Redemption last month, while Moné earned her title opportunity by winning the 2026 Women’s Owen Hart Foundation tournament. The pair have previously faced each other in AEW and in the 2023 NJPW STRONG Women’s Championship tournament. Before All In, Nightingale is scheduled to defend her title against Maya World on the August 22 episode of Collision.
The lineup for tonight’s episode of TNA Impact has been confirmed.
The results for last night’s episode of AEW Dynamite are in.
