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AEW/ROH talent Leila Grey has officially taken the next step in her recovery journey after confirming she recently underwent knee surgery.
Grey shared the update through her Instagram Stories, revealing that the procedure went smoothly following the torn ACL she suffered late last year. She told fans she’s already back home and preparing to start rehabilitation immediately.
“Hey guys. I finally had my knee surgery yesterday. Everything went well. I’m home recovering and starting therapy tomorrow. Thank you all for the support during this time,” Grey wrote.
The injury dates back to the December 6 episode of AEW Collision, where Grey challenged Mercedes Moné for the TBS Championship. The match was cut short after it became clear something was wrong, with Moné securing the win shortly after. Grey later explained the moment things went south, noting that she felt a pop in her knee after an awkward step while being driven into the corner. A second pop followed minutes later during a knee strike, confirming the severity of the situation.
Despite the setback, Grey didn’t immediately go under the knife. She previously shared that limited mobility in her knee delayed the surgery process into early 2025. Even more impressive, she pushed through the injury to compete in the World Beauty Fitness & Fashion competition just one week after the match.
Wearing a decorated knee brace, Grey managed to capture first place in the Diva Fitness Model 35+ category—an achievement that turned heads given the circumstances. She even brushed off any doubts about competing while injured, making it clear she wasn’t about to back down.
Now with surgery behind her, Grey’s focus shifts fully to recovery and rehab. There’s no timetable yet for her return to AEW action, but if her resilience so far is any indication, she’ll be one to watch once she’s cleared to step back into the ring.
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A new report suggests that Lady Frost’s time with All Elite Wrestling may be coming to an end.
According to Fightful Select’s Sean Ross Sapp, Frost’s AEW contract is scheduled to expire on April 1. As it stands, she is expected to become a free agent at that time unless a new agreement is reached. There has been no indication of any specific circumstances surrounding her reported departure, only that her current deal is nearing its end.
Frost has not been a consistent presence on AEW programming in recent months. She last competed on AEW television on the January 10 episode of AEW Collision, where she came up short against Mina Shirakawa. Prior to that, her most recent AEW/ROH appearance took place on the July 11 episode of ROH TV, where she was defeated by Diamante.
Despite limited television exposure, Frost has remained active outside of AEW. She continues to work the independent circuit and most recently picked up a victory over Dani Mo at a Greektown Pro Wrestling event on February 15.
Frost previously revealed in 2024 that she had been under contract with AEW since 2023. Before joining the company, she spent time in TNA from 2021 to 2022 before requesting her release. She also had a brief WWE appearance in 2018, facing Asuka in a short match.
With her contract reportedly expiring in just a few weeks, it remains to be seen whether AEW will look to retain Frost or if she’ll test the waters as a free agent this spring. Either way, April 1 could mark the start of a new chapter in her career.
Ring of Honor appears to have finally found a consistent home base under Tony Khan’s ownership.
What initially began as a rumored experiment has quickly turned into a long-term plan. After ROH held a television taping at WJCT Studios in Jacksonville, Florida, speculation surfaced that the venue could become the promotion’s regular headquarters. Reports suggested the taping was essentially a trial run to gauge whether the studio setting would work for the brand.
It didn’t take long for Khan to make up his mind.
According to a fan in attendance, Khan addressed the crowd toward the end of Sunday’s tapings and officially announced that Jacksonville is now the home of Ring of Honor. He also confirmed that ROH will return to WJCT Studios on March 22 for its next round of television tapings.
The move marks the first time since 2023 that ROH has operated out of a consistent venue. When Khan first launched the “ROH on HonorClub” era, the promotion held its initial tapings at Universal Studios in Orlando. Since then, ROH TV matches have largely been filmed around AEW events — either before or after episodes of Dynamite and Collision — with only occasional standalone tapings.
Establishing a dedicated studio location signals a potential shift in strategy. A centralized taping model offers production consistency, branding opportunities, and the ability to shape ROH’s identity separately from AEW programming. However, Khan did not address whether the move is tied to any potential new television or streaming deal, something fans have speculated about in recent months.
As for content volume, Sunday’s taping was ambitious. ROH reportedly filmed 34 matches in a single session. With another taping scheduled just three weeks later, that strongly suggests the company plans to record multiple weeks of programming at once — possibly producing three episodes per taping cycle moving forward.
While the episodes have yet to air on HonorClub, the numbers indicate ROH is gearing up for a steady, studio-based format. For a brand that has been searching for stability in the Khan era, this could be a major step toward carving out a clearer identity and consistent presentation.
If the Jacksonville experiment continues to deliver, Ring of Honor may finally have the foundation it’s been missing.
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Tony Khan has kicked off 2026 in aggressive fashion, expanding the talent pool across both AEW and Ring of Honor — and it may be a sign that bigger structural changes are coming for ROH.
Over the past several weeks, Khan has either announced or been linked to a wave of new additions, including Alec Price, Clark Connors, Jake Doyle, Jordan Oliver, Lena Kross, Mascara Dorada, Persephone, Tommaso Ciampa, The Rascalz, and The IInspiration. With the roster growing rapidly — and rumors suggesting more moves are still in the pipeline — many have questioned what this means for Ring of Honor’s long-term direction.
According to Fightful Select, ROH is scheduled to hold a television taping on March 1 at WJCT Studios in Jacksonville, Florida. Talent had reportedly been informed about the taping plans in recent weeks.
There’s also internal belief that WJCT Studios could become the regular home for ROH television moving forward, though that hasn’t been officially confirmed.
If that ends up being the case, it would mark a significant shift in how ROH content is produced under Khan’s ownership.
Since Khan purchased ROH in March 2022, the promotion’s TV has largely been taped alongside AEW Dynamite or AEW Collision. While there have been exceptions — such as the early ROH on HonorClub episodes taped at Universal Studios in Orlando — ROH has not had a consistent, standalone home base.
Establishing a regular venue in Jacksonville would create clearer separation between AEW and ROH programming. That distinction has been something fans and industry observers have called for, especially as ROH continues its search for a traditional television deal.
A consistent studio setup could help ROH develop its own visual identity and presentation style rather than feeling like an extension of AEW tapings.
Interestingly, WJCT Studios reportedly wasn’t the original top choice. Daily’s Place — the amphitheater that served as AEW’s pandemic-era home — had long been speculated as a logical base of operations for ROH.
However, that option is currently off the table. Daily’s Place is undergoing renovations that are expected to last until at least 2027, making it unavailable for regular tapings.
That reality appears to have opened the door for WJCT Studios to emerge as a potential long-term solution.
The timing of the March 1 taping, combined with Khan’s recent signing spree, suggests ROH may be gearing up for a refreshed presentation in 2026. A deeper roster, a possible permanent venue, and a more distinct production model could all be pieces of a larger strategy — especially if a television deal remains a top priority.
While nothing has been formally announced regarding a new broadcast partner, the infrastructure moves behind the scenes indicate that Khan is positioning ROH for something more stable and potentially more visible.
For a promotion that has spent the past few years searching for footing under new ownership, establishing a home base could be the clearest sign yet that ROH is preparing for its next chapter.
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