AEW Talent Confirms Parts of Sarah Stock’s Claims Amid Backstage Fallout

Sarah Stock’s explosive series of tweets have shaken up the wrestling world — and now, a new report confirms that some of her claims might actually be true.

According to a November 12, 2025 report from Fightful Select, Stock’s allegations have been “a significant point of conversation at AEW over the last week or so.” The backstage reaction to her comments — which ranged from criticisms of HR and AEW leadership to stories about how international talent are allegedly treated — has been intense, with multiple insiders now speaking out.

While AEW has yet to publicly respond to Stock’s accusations, Fightful noted that “there were some elements of her tweets that were claimed to be true.” Specifically, the report addressed her remarks about travel conditions and talent not being picked up from airports — an issue she tied directly to the treatment of Mexican and foreign female wrestlers.

One AEW source explained that certain wrestlers do have airport pickups built into their contracts, while others are expected to handle their own travel and receive reimbursement later. That distinction could explain some of the inconsistencies Stock described, including her comparisons between how stars like Edge and Orange Cassidy are treated versus international names like Stephanie Vaquer and Zeuxis.

It was made clear they’re avoiding commentary on Stock’s more personal claims — such as her shots at Amanda Huber, Carlos Silva, and Bruce Prichard — but confirmed her tweets have sparked internal discussion and concern among staff and talent alike.

Stock’s allegations include:

• Accusations that AEW doesn’t have a functional HR department
• Claims of unfair treatment toward foreign and female wrestlers
• A lack of proper support for non-English speaking talent
• Allegations of personal vendettas influencing booking decisions
• Accusations against AEW leadership and TNA executives for silencing women and mishandling serious situations

The tweets also referenced alleged behind-the-scenes chaos in AEW, including no production meetings, psychological manipulation, and unprofessional conduct by key personnel.

While AEW has remained silent publicly, this update confirms that the locker room is paying attention — and the situation is far from going unnoticed.

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