Mara Sadè may have already signed with AEW, but somebody apparently decided her website was giving the game away a little too early.
Ringside News has learned that shortly after news broke on September 21, 2026 that Sadè had agreed to a full-time AEW contract, her official website was changed to remove the AEW reference that had appeared in her biography earlier in the day. The original version of Sadè’s bio specifically named AEW as the latest stop in her wrestling career.
“Straight out of Duke City, New Mexico, Mara Sadé is a true modern-day renaissance woman whose career spans professional wrestling, acting, modeling, athletics, and visual art. From competing on The Titan Games with Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson and appearing in Vogue, to making her mark in WWE, TNA, and now AEW (All Elite Wrestling), Mara brings undeniable presence to every arena she enters.”
That wording is gone now. The updated version still mentions WWE and TNA, but the “and now AEW” line has been completely removed. The bio currently reads that Sadè has made her mark “in WWE, and TNA” with no reference to All Elite Wrestling.
The timing is hard to ignore. The change came after Fightful Select reported that Sadè had agreed to a contract with AEW and that the deal was already in effect as of last week. The report also stated that Sadè had conversations with WWE and received an offer from TNA before ultimately choosing AEW.
Ringside News previously covered how Sadè’s own website appeared to give away her AEW destination, and the sudden cleanup makes it look like that bio may have gone live before somebody wanted it out there.
The contract itself is said to be a full-time, salaried deal, so removing AEW from the website doesn’t necessarily change where Sadè is headed. It does, however, make the rollout a lot more interesting, especially with AEW still yet to formally announce her signing.
So the AEW mention showed up, the signing news hit, and then the AEW mention disappeared. Whether that was simply an early website update getting corrected or part of keeping her debut under wraps, somebody clearly decided that line needed to go.
What do you think about Mara Sadè removing AEW from her website after news of her signing came out? Do you think the original bio accidentally jumped the gun? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
