Farewell: AEW Star Reportedly Leaving Company After Three Year Run
It’s been a fun ride. AEW has come a long way since its inception and a lot of that has been due to the roster it has put together. The company has been built on a mixture of veterans, up and comers and legends, all of whom have mixed into quite the lineup. Not everyone can stick around forever though, and now it seems that one of the names that has been around for a long time is taking her leave.
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According to Fightful Select, Vickie Guerrero will be finishing up with AEW when he contract expires in July. There is nothing to suggest that there is any bad blood between the two sides and the decision was said to be mutual. Guerrero has been with AEW since April 2019 and has mainly worked as a manager, including for Nyla Rose and Marina Shafir. She has also worked on digital projects for the company.
Guerrero has done a lot for AEW. Check out some of her time there:
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Opinion: It’s going to be sad to see Guerrero go as she seems to be one of the sweeter people in AEW, but if both sides are happy to move on then good for them. Guerrero only got into the wrestling business in the first place because of her husband Eddie’s involvement but she wound up having a knack for it. She has done well in her role over the years and if she pops back up again someday, it will be a nice moment.
What do you think of Guerrero’s time in AEW? Do you want to see her return one day? Let us know in the comments below.
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