Despite weeks of speculation that Mariah May could be on her way to WWE, it looks like the breakout star of AEW’s women’s division isn’t going anywhere just yet.

PWInsider is shutting down talk of an imminent WWE jump, reporting that May still has “significant time” left on her AEW contract. That’s bad news for fans who were hoping to see her pop up in WWE during WrestleMania season or shortly after. According to one source, her deal could run “through November of this year,” while another added that “there may be additional time beyond that.”

Mariah hasn’t been seen on AEW TV since her brutal loss to Toni Storm at AEW Revolution, and that absence added fuel to rumors she was done with the company. The gossip train kicked into high gear after Dave Meltzer claimed on Wrestling Observer Radio that people in WWE “know she wants to go there,” and Bryan Alvarez followed up by saying May signed a two-year deal in November 2023.

What really stirred the pot, though, was a rumor that May had asked for a release shortly after her feud with Toni Storm wrapped. But PWInsider addressed that as well: “There was a rumor making the rounds…that May had requested a release from her AEW deal but at the time we were never able to confirm that was accurate. Obviously, she has not been released.”

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As for WWE, sources close to the company are playing it cool—when asked about interest in May, they reportedly “played coy,” simply pointing out that she’s “signed elsewhere.”

So while Mariah May’s name keeps popping up in conversations about WWE’s future women’s roster, the facts are clear: she’s still under AEW contract and there’s no indication a release has been granted or is coming anytime soon.

Do you think Mariah May should stay in AEW and finish her run strong, or is WWE still the ultimate destination for her? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below.

Steve Carrier is the founder of Ringside News and has been reporting on pro wrestling since 1997. His stories have been featured on TMZ, Forbes, Bleacher Report, and more.

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