AEW star Saraya, formerly known as Paige in WWE, had her life story portrayed in the film “Fighting with My Family” starring Florence Pugh. However, her journey didn’t end there. After a career-ending injury, Saraya made a remarkable comeback to the ring. She revealed in an interview with Insider that she would love to see a sequel to the movie. Saraya’s story continues with a rocky road of resilience, survival, and redemption.
Following her neck surgery for years of wear and tear in the ring, Saraya aggravated her injury in December 2017 at a WWE live event. The footage of her lying motionless in the ring went viral on social media. In April 2018, she announced her retirement due to the risks of paralysis associated with wrestling again. However, after a period of inactivity, Saraya has defied the odds and made her return to the ring. In a “Rocky”-esque fashion, she is set to compete in front of 80,000 fans at London’s Wembley Stadium, setting the stage for a potential sequel to “Fighting with My Family.”
Saraya mentioned that she would be interested in a sequel with a PG-13 rating to accurately depict the ups and downs she experienced, including her rocky relationship with WWE star Alberto Del Rio and her suspensions for failed drug tests. She hinted that there may be more to her story in the works, whether it be another movie or something different. Saraya’s resilience and determination to overcome adversity make her comeback story compelling.
In the past year, Saraya’s career took a new turn. After her contract with WWE expired in July 2022, she received offers from both WWE and AEW. WWE went through a leadership change, and Saraya had conversations with Triple H and Tony Khan from AEW. Ultimately, she chose AEW because of the freedom it offered and the opportunity for her to pursue work outside of wrestling. Khan supported her desire to make a comeback and even covered her medical expenses to ensure her neck injury had healed.
After getting positive results from X-rays, MRI, and CT scans, Saraya received the news she never thought she’d hear – her neck was perfectly fine. This revelation brought tears of joy to her and her family, who have a deep connection to wrestling. In November of last year, Saraya made her return to the ring at AEW’s “Full Gear” pay-per-view, where she defeated Britt Baker. She admitted to feeling nervous and lacking confidence after a five-year hiatus, but the experience helped restore her belief in herself.
Now, Saraya is preparing for AEW’s “All In London” pay-per-view at Wembley Stadium, which is the biggest wrestling show in the UK in over 30 years. With over 80,000 tickets distributed, Saraya will compete in a marquee match, aiming to win the AEW Women’s World Championship. She recognizes the significance of this opportunity and hopes to make her country proud.
Don’t miss the action at AEW’s “All In London” on Sunday, available on pay-per-view. Witness Saraya’s incredible journey and see if she can claim the championship.
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