Mara Sadé Website Teases Potential AEW Signing

Mara Sadé Website Teases Potential AEW Signing

Former WWE and TNA Wrestling star Mara Sadé (fka Jakara Jackson) may have revealed her next major wrestling destination following an update to her newly launched official website.

Sadé, who experienced a busy stretch following her WWE departure, signed with TNA Wrestling before exiting the promotion earlier this year upon the expiration of her contract. In addition to her televised runs, she has remained active across the independent circuit.

With the launch of her official website, the (NOW EDITED) biography section notably references All Elite Wrestling (AEW) when listing the major promotions she has competed for:

“Straight out of Duke City, New Mexico, Mara Sadé is a true modern-day renaissance woman whose career spans professional wrestling, acting, modeling, athletics, and visual art.”

The biography explicitly states that Sadé is “now” affiliated with Tony Khan’s promotion:

“From competing on The Titan Games with Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson and appearing in Vogue, to making her mark in WWE, TNA, and now AEW (All Elite Wrestling), Mara brings undeniable presence to every arena she enters.”

Furthermore, AEW is featured alongside her other career stops in the website’s “As Seen In” media section.

As of this writing, All Elite Wrestling has not officially announced Sadé’s signing or confirmed her roster debut.

Below is the original text that appeared on Sadè’s website. Note that the bio has since been edited to remove any reference to AEW.

Mara Sadé Website Teases Potential AEW Signing

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