BREAKING: Bayley makes sensational return amid rumors of leaving WWE

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The reports, combined with Lyra’s post-match attack at SNME and Bayley getting replaced on the SummerSlam tryouts poster, led to speculation that we have seen the last of the Role Model on WWE programming. However, the former women’s champion made her return at last night’s live event in Stockton, where she attacked Valkyria and competed in a triple-threat match for the Women’s Intercontinental Championship. Ruca successfully defended the title after pinning Lyra Valkyria.

Bayley could still leave WWE

Bayley returning to WWE TV at the Stockton live event does not guarantee that she’s staying in the company. The Role Model’s contract does not expire till the last quarter of the year, and it is possible that she could leave after the end of her current deal.

Multiple reports have suggested that the 37-year-old is yet to ink a new deal with the global juggernaut, with Dave Meltzer even reporting that there is a belief that the female star has wrestled her last match in Madison Square Garden arena.

The Role Model has been a part of the Stamford-based promotion since December 2012. However, the rumors of her leaving the company are strong this time, with Mercedes Moné even teasing a match against her in AEW. The CEO has been thriving in All Elite Wrestling, and many believe that her best friend could also benefit from the change of scenery.