Thunder Rosa Denies Backstage Drama After Awkward AEW Dynamite Moment with Megan Bayne

While speaking onBusted Open Radio, Thunder Rosa explained that safety is always her top priority in AEW and that she sometimes puts herself at risk to protect others. She admitted the segment did not go as planned and that she learned an important lesson about always being prepared and asking questions before a match or segment.

Rosa said she loves her job and wants to give AEW fans the best possible show. She has made sacrifices for the company, including injuries, and wants to keep improving. She also said wrestlers should always communicate with producers to avoid mistakes like this. Many veterans and coworkers gave her advice after the incident, and she was grateful for their support.

Some fans thought there might be drama backstage, but Rosa denied this. She said everyone was supportive, and they had positive conversations before the show. She mentioned Kris Statlander as one of the people who encouraged her. She made it clear that AEW talent works together to improve, and while mistakes happen, the goal is to learn and move forward as a team.

Fightful Select previously reported that some fans speculated that Bayne and Ford went into business for themselves, but sources within AEW denied this. Instead, it was likely a misunderstanding between coaches or producers about where the wrestlers should stand. AEW sources also noted they talked about it after the show, and there are no issues between the wrestlers. Regardless, fans hope such an awkward segment never happens again as it undoubtedly damaged AEWs reputation.

While Rosas return to in-ring action has been a major focus in AEW, it remains to be seen how this incident will impact her upcoming storylines. Do you think she will bounce back stronger? Let us know your thoughts!