Former WWE World Heavyweight Champion Paul Wight has reportedly re-signed a new contract with AEW, according to Fightful Select. The 54-year-old, who joined All Elite Wrestling in 2021 and has been a prominent backstage presence, was believed to have had a contract set to expire earlier this year but is now said to be firmly under a new deal, though the length of the contract has not been disclosed.

Wight has not wrestled since 2024 as he undergoes a noted weight-loss transformation, but he has talked publicly about a potential in-ring return and dream opponents in AEW, naming Kenny Omega and expressing interest in a heel run involving Darby Allin. His renewed commitment signals he will remain part of the promotion’s plans moving forward.

Originally reported by Wrestling Observer: https://www.f4wonline.com/news/aew/paul-wight-reportedly-re-signs-with-aew/.

Anna Jay returned to AEW Collision and confronted Willow Nightingale over the “comeback killer” tag before bringing out her longtime partner Tay Melo, announcing they are both back in AEW. Melo hinted they have business to handle and Jay challenged anyone who wants to find out to “try us,” signaling a renewed push for the tandem known as TayJay.

Jay’s AEW status had been uncertain after months off television; she resurfaced on the May 2 Collision episode, losing to Nightingale in a TBS Championship match. TayJay were last seen together on the November 19 Collision when they fell to Marina Shafir and Megan Bayne in a Women’s Tag Team title quarterfinal, with Melo wrestling her most recent match the following week against Thekla; reports in December indicated Jay’s contract was expected to expire this spring, a point she later addressed on a livestream.

Originally reported by Wrestling Observer: https://www.f4wonline.com/news/aew/anna-jay-tay-melo-reunite-on-aew-collision/.