Thunder Rosa is officially back with AEW after her injury— and this time, she’s all in.
After months of recovery and rehab, the former AEW Women’s World Champion gave fans the news they’ve been waiting for in her latest vlog uploaded on January 18, 2026. Rosa confirmed that not only is she back with All Elite Wrestling, but she’s already completed her first week of training and is now fully on the road with the company again after being sidelined due to an undisclosed injury.
“I had my training already. The first week we did okay, but we’re back on the road. The next stop is Atlanta. All right, guys, so I told you that I’m back at AEW.”
Filming from backstage at this week’s AEW Dynamite, Rosa showed herself interacting with Mina Shirakawa and Toni Storm, making it clear that her return isn’t just physical — she’s reintegrating into the locker room and creative mix. She also opened up about her current training schedule and how she’s approaching her comeback with full intensity.
“I’m here at AEW getting ready to warm up for my second week of training. I want to make sure I’m totally warmed up because we’re going to do half an hour in the ring. So that’s what we’re doing. In the meantime, I’ve got to run the stairs.”
This update comes after earlier reports and Instagram stories throughout late 2025 where Rosa hinted at her physical progress and near-future return. But now, it’s official: she’s back in AEW’s ecosystem and working toward an in-ring comeback.
With AEW’s women’s division heating up, Rosa’s return could shake things up in a major way. Known for her unmatched intensity and passionate fanbase, her presence brings renewed fire — and possibly gold — back into the picture.
Are you excited to see Thunder Rosa back in AEW? Who should she face first when she returns to the ring? Drop your thoughts in the comments!
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