AEW Women’s World Champion Mariah May successfully defended her title against Yuka Sakazaki in a hard-fought battle during the September 25 episode of AEW Dynamite: Grand Slam. However, the post-match chaos left fans with more questions than answers. After the match concluded, May attempted to attack Sakazaki, but Willow Nightingale rushed to the ring to save her.

Despite Nightingale’s efforts, May managed to land a sneak attack from behind. As the situation escalated, the music of Mina Shirakawa played throughout the arena, signaling her unexpected return to AEW. Shirakawa made her way to the stage, seemingly joining May in celebration, though her body language suggested hesitation.

While Yuka Sakazaki tried to continue the fight, Mariah May chose to retreat, leaving the fans puzzled by Shirakawa’s involvement and her apparent reluctance to engage. Shirakawa’s last appearance in AEW was on the August 30 edition of AEW Rampage, where she defeated Missa Kate in singles competition.

With Shirakawa’s return to AEW, the dynamic between her and Mariah May remains unclear, as Shirakawa’s demeanor hinted at internal conflict during the celebration.

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Mina Shirakawa’s return has sparked plenty of intrigue, especially with her ambiguous alliance with Mariah May. What does this mean for the AEW Women’s World Championship scene? Only time will tell.

What do you make of Mina Shirakawa’s return and her confusing interaction with Mariah May? Could this signal a potential rivalry or unexpected alliance? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

Steve Carrier

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