AEW All In will be a homecoming for Saraya as she returns to the United Kingdom and hopes to wrestle at Wembley Stadium.
All In is set to be AEW's biggest show in history and shatter the current attendance record of 20,177 set by AEW Dynamite Grand Slam 2021.
Speaking to Raj Prashad of Uproxx, Saraya commented on AEW heading to Wembley.
“I haven’t performed in the UK in years. And then to be on one of the biggest stages you can get over there, Wembley Stadium, it’s just a very wild opportunity,” Saraya said. “It does have that WrestleMania 1 vibe where this is something really special. I feel so fortunate that I get to be a part of history.”
As far as an opponent goes, Saraya gave two potential dream matches.
“I would love to face Jamie Hayter. That would be amazing, because she’s also from the UK — I’ve had the opportunity to be in a tag and triple threat, but not a singles match, and I would love that opportunity. Do we open that Forbidden Door? Mercedes Moné, I would love to face her there. That would be such a full circle moment. There’s so much opportunity there," she said.
Hayter, part of the AEW Originals, is the reigning AEW Women's Champion and on opposite sides from Saraya, who is part of the AEW Outcasts.
Mercedes Mone (formerly Sasha Banks in WWE) is the reigning IWGP Women's Champion and has a long history with Saraya, as she was the one that threw the kick that injured Saraya and led to her retirement in 2018. Saraya and Mercedes have long since moved past the accident and Mercedes one of the first people Saraya texted when she got cleared in 2022.
Hayter will be in action on Wednesday's AEW Dynamite as she teams with Britt Baker to face Toni Storm & Ruby Soho.
