The latest word from the wrestling world is that Conflicting reports have emerged regarding Bayley’s WWE agreement status following her surprise reappearance to television.
The 37-year-long-time returned on the September 7 episode of WWE Raw, interfering in the women’s Money in the Bank qualifying match between Sol Ruca, Lyra Valkyria and Maxxine Dupri.
Following her re-emergence, Dave Meltzer noted on Wrestling Observer Radio that Bayley had signed a latest agreement with WWE.
“Yep, put pen to paper a brand-new deal,” Meltzer remarked.
Meltzer in addition commented on the reaction Bayley received when she made an appearance during Monday’s qualifying match.
“This showdown had no heat until considerably late in the match. When Bayley showed up, they went crazy because it was something big and new and all that.”
Be that as it may, PWInsider has since disputed the report that Bayley recently locked in a deal a fresh WWE agreement.
According to multiple WWE sources cited by PWInsider, there have been no latest pact negotiations with Bayley because she still has significant time remaining on her existing deal.
PWInsider went as far as stating that anyone claiming Bayley put pen to paper a novel contract in connection with her reappearance is “100% wrong.”
The conflicting reports follow months of speculation surrounding Bayley’s WWE future. Her absence from television, combined with previous reports concerning her terms status. Potential interest from AEW if she became available — had raised questions about whether she could be nearing the end of her time with the company.
Bayley’s arrival back on Raw provided a strong indication that she remained part of WWE’s plans, yet the circumstances surrounding her contract are now disputed.
In the storyline, Bayley pulled the referee out of the ring after Valkyria connected with the Nightwing on Dupri and made an appearance poised to win Monday’s Money in the Bank qualifier. The outside involvement allowed Ruca to capitalize and hit Valkyria with the Sol Snatcher to secure her place in next month’s ladder battle.
Bayley then blindsided Valkyria after the bell, reigniting their ongoing program.
The appearance marked Bayley’s maiden time on WWE television since the July 18 edition of Saturday Night’s Headline showdown, where she relinquished to Valkyria before being attacked following the match.
As things stand, Meltzer has reported that Bayley agreed to terms a new WWE deal. PWInsider’s those familiar with the matter maintain that no new agreement was necessary because she remains under her existing terms for a significant amount of time.