AEW has been plagued with injuries of late, leading several big names to spend time on the sidelines. One of those stars that has been absent from the weekly programming for a long time is Trueno Rosa.
Thunder Rosa won her first title in All Elite Wrestling in March 2022 when she defeated Britt Baker at AEW Dynamite: St. Patrick’s Day Slam at the Freeman Coliseum in San Antonio, Texas to capture the women’s championship.
She successfully defended the title for the next five months, beating Nyla Rose, Jamie Hayter, Toni Storm, and Serena Deeb in the process.
An untimely injury forced her to relinquish the title, and Toni Storm was crowned Interim Women’s Champion. La Mera Mera has been absent from in-ring action since August.
The latest edition of Dynamite came out of the El Paso County Coliseum in El Paso, Texas. PWInsider has reported that the Mexican star was present backstage during the show.
Having spent so much time on the sidelines, fans could be enjoying the return of Thunder Rosa in the near future.
What else happened on AEW Dynamite?
Dynamite was a very entertaining and newsworthy show once again. The show started with the world champion in action as MJF faced Konosuke Takeshita in an excellent match.
The Salt of the Earth used every trick in his book to gain an unfair advantage whenever he could before hitting the Japanese star with an armbar.
Jamie Hayter was next in action when she faced The Bunny in an elimination match for the Women’s World Championship. The champion emerged victorious as Toni Storm, and Saraya was seen spray painting an ‘L’ on Leva Bates.
Ricky Starks faced off against the Jericho Appreciation Society in a gauntlet match. He fought to 2point0 before Daniel Garcia defeated him, thanks to an assist from Chris Jericho.
Rush and Bryan Danielson put on an amazing performance as they brought the house down. The American Dragon delivered a Busaiku Knee for the win. The Elite defended the AEW Trios Championship against Top Flight and AR Fox. The latter team came up short.
In the main event, the Acclaimed put their tag team titles on the line against the Gunn Club. In one of Tony Khan’s most surprising booking decisions, the Gunn Club went on to win the match and the titles.