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Saraya has teased a significant upcoming announcement, which just happens to be in line with the release of her memoir, “Hell in Boots: Clawing My Way Through Nine Lives.”
In a recent promotional interview, the former AEW Women’s Champion revealed that her life has undergone “drastic changes” in recent months. She promised fans that the reasons behind these changes would soon be revealed.
Saraya revealed in her book ‘Hell in Boots’ that her and Sasha (Mercedes) were told to go an extra 6 minutes during the middle of their match on Raw in 2017.
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“I need to write a second book because the way the book ends—I can’t change it now because it’s already out—but things have changed in the past four or five months, things have changed drastically,” Saraya said during an appearance on The Wrestling Classic. “I need to write a new one because I’m about to start a whole new life and I’m really excited for people to learn about what’s happening.”
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“I do have my my new podcast that’s coming out,” she said. “And I’m going to be making a big announcement on the first one so I’m excited for people to find that out.”
Saraya, whose AEW contract is rumored to expire in September, Saraya shared a lyric from her WWE theme song, “Stars in the Night,” on social media, sparking WWE return speculation. During a discussion about her book, she expressed her desire for readers to feel inspired upon finishing it.
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“I want them to walk away and know whatever they’re going through is going to get better, that’s all. I just want people to be inspired.”
Saraya’s WWE career began in 2013 when she became the inaugural NXT Women’s Champion, followed by a main roster debut the night after WrestleMania 30, where she captured the Divas Championship, becoming the youngest titleholder at 21.
Forced into retirement in 2018 due to spinal issues, she transitioned to non-wrestling roles, including General Manager of SmackDown, before ultimately joining AEW in 2022. While with the promotion, Saraya has been rarely used on television in recent weeks after a strong push when she joined AEW.
AEW made her the Women’s Champion but has not seen the main event scene for the majority of her tenure. Some fans are hoping that she will return to WWE to end her career.
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