One big thing
AEW star Thunder Rosa made a triumphant return to the ring, capturing the Riot Cabaret Women’s Championship in London, England.
Why it matters
This marks Rosa’s first match since August 31, following a concussion that sidelined her. Her return and immediate championship victory signals she’s back at full strength and ready to make waves in AEW’s women’s division.
Key details
• Rosa defeated Nina Samuels in a 17-minute match at the Riot Cabaret Thunder Road show.
• This was Rosa’s first in-ring action since competing on AEW Collision on August 31.
• Rosa recently confirmed she had been medically cleared to compete after her concussion.
By the numbers
• 17: Minutes of action in Rosa’s return match
• 45: Days between Rosa’s last AEW appearance and her championship victory
What they’re saying
Rosa took to Twitter to celebrate her victory, posting:
“YOUR NEW @RiotCabaret WOMEN’S CHAMPION!!!!”
The big picture
Rosa’s return adds depth to AEW’s women’s roster and could shake up current storylines. Her performance suggests she hasn’t lost a step during her time away and may be poised for a significant run in AEW.
What’s next
With a championship win under her belt, all eyes will be on Rosa’s next AEW appearance. Fans will be eager to see how this victory translates to her position in AEW’s women’s division.
What do you think Thunder Rosa’s championship win means for her future in AEW? Leave your thoughts in the comments below!