AEW Young Superstar AQA announces departure from pro wrestling and All Elite Wrestling
One of the young AEW stars AQA has announced her departure from pro wrestling “for the immediate future.” It has been noted in her statement that she has not been in a great place with wrestling both mentally and physically for the past few years.
She has tried her level best for the past few years to push through it because she didn’t want to look weak. She took to Twitter and posted a heartfelt message for all the fans. AQA thanked AEW for granting her this time to step away.
“I want to take this time to say thank you to anyone who has ever cheered for me, supported me, bought merch, had me on your podcast or wrote an article about me. Those who sent loving messages made fan art, hugged me during a meet & greet, or a high-five on my way to and from the ring.
“Promoters who booked me, opponents that stood across from me, and my trainers for teaching me everything I know for I wouldn’t have made it this far without all of you. At this time, I have decided to step away from professional wrestling for the immediate future. For the past few years, both mentally and physically, I have not been in a great place with wrestling, and silly me, I kept pushing through because I didn’t want to be seen as weak, but it only sucked the fun out of every opportunity I had. I hope during this time I’ll be able to reflect deeply and see what path is best for me.
Thank you AEW for granting me this time. Until I see you all again, much love.”
AQA was a former WWE NXT wrestler
She made her AEW debut this February and later it was announced that she had officially signed with AEW. She’s worked seven matches for AEW, mostly on AEW Dark. She also wrestled at the ROH Supercard of Honor this April and went on to defeat Miranda Alize on the pre-show.
AQA was formerly known as Zayda Ramier in WWE NXT. She was let go by the company last November after being medically disqualified. In one of her latest podcasts with Wrestling Gal earlier this year she said that WWE was not being able to figure out why she felt hot, shaky, or jittery at the Performance Center.
At 25 years old A.Q.A has made her departure from AEW but still had plenty of time to find something in her life. She can still make her comeback.
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