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Sean Ross Sapp further noted that the 37-year-old was in a position to possibly change the way that the contracts are negotiated in the company. He wrote that upon her potential exit from the global juggernaut, The Role Mode would receive a massive offer from AEW with an easier working schedule. He believes World Wrestling Entertainment can make a huge offer to keep her if they haven’t already done so.

.@SeanRossSapp answers questions about Bayley, injury extensions, and Jay White in today’s Select Answers on @FightfulSelect

Bayley’s last appearance on WWE programming was on the July 18 edition of Saturday Night’s Main Event. She lost the match to Lyra Valkyria at the show. The Irish star further attacked the veteran after the match ended.

Wrestling veteran has interesting advice for WWE Superstar Bayley

Amid her absence from WWE programming, many wrestling fans expect Bayley to leave the company and sign with AEW.

On Story Time with Dutch Mantell, wrestling veteran Dutch Mantell noted that if the opportunity ever presented itself, the former WWE Women’s Champion should make the move. He advised the former Damage CTRL leader to capitalize on the situation and make all the money she could.

“You know what I’ve got to say about it? More power to her. Make all the money you can because this is the only time you’re going to be able to make it. So, take advantage of your situation and capitalize on it… Hey, six to eight years in a company? That’s a long time. It’s hard because I’ve done it. It’s hard to keep somebody alive if they’ve wrestled everybody they have wrestled, and especially if it doesn’t affect today,” Mantell said.

Despite all the speculations, most of the recent reports suggest that The Role Model will continue to wrestle for WWE. However, only time will tell what the future holds for the inaugural WWE Women’s Grand Slam Champion.