Sarah Stock isn’t letting up—and now she says she’s got backup. The former AEW coach took to Twitter yet again, this time showing that WWE star Stephanie Vaquer silently backed her accusations against AEW.
Stock revealed that Vaquer liked the tweets about AEW’s alleged mistreatment of Mexican talent—especially regarding transportation issues. Stock made it clear: the like wasn’t just casual scrolling—it was a quiet confirmation.
“She doesn’t need to say a word. And she can’t right now, regardless. Don’t worry, Steph. I saw everything. You did the right thing.”
The timing isn’t random. Sarah’s tweets have led to a ton of discourse all week, but not everyone’s been buying it. People have flooded the replies saying she’s offering “no proof” or that it’s all “just her word.” But now? Stock is pointing directly to Vaquer’s support as proof she’s not making this up.
This comes after Stock accused AEW of treating Mexican wrestlers and foreign women unfairly. She claimed the company cut corners on travel, left international talent stranded with no support, and allegedly kept these practices hidden from Talent Relations.
Sarah revealed what it was like for some of these wrestlers flying in alone to the U.S., not knowing the language or area, and getting zero guidance.
“Imagine this: You’re a young female wrestler arriving at an enormous airport in a foreign country. You reach out for direction. You’re told you don’t get any. There’s nobody coming to pick you up, figure it out.”
She also pointed out how top male stars like Edge and Orange Cassidy consistently received VIP travel treatment—while wrestlers like Vaquer, Zeuxis, and Catalina were left to fend for themselves.
“Edge gets picked up from the airport every time. Orange Cassidy gets picked up from the airport every time… Not Vaquer, though. Not Zeuxis. Not Catalina.”
Stock claimed the difference in treatment wasn’t just frustrating—it was disrespectful. And now, she’s made it clear that Stephanie Vaquer’s likes confirm that she wasn’t alone in seeing it.
Fans may still try to argue about the details, but Sarah Stock is clearly standing by her story—and with someone like Stephanie Vaquer quietly backing her on social media, the allegations just got a lot harder to ignore.
Do you think Stephanie Vaquer’s Twitter like is enough proof that Sarah Stock is telling the truth—or is this still too thin to call out AEW officially? Sound off in the comments and let us know what you think.
