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Latest Backstage Details on Allie’s Impact Departure and Signing With AEW
UPDATE 2: There’s more information on Allie’s departure from Impact Wrestling, courtesy of PWInsider. According to the site, the decision to let her go is not a reflection on her, as she was well-liked, and was made in order to refresh the roster. Several people had praise for her work and attitude, particularly at the last set of TV tapings where she worked hard despite knowing she was done with the company.
Alli’s last appearance for Impact will be on tomorrow’s episode, and she will not work this weekend’s TV tapings.
UPDATE: PWInsider has an update on Allie and her status with Impact Wrestling. Per the report, Allie’s current contract with Impact Wrestling expired at the end of 2018. Per the report, she did not sign a new contract, which made her clear to sign with AEW, which was announced earlier today. It’s unknown if she will work the announced weekend TV tapings in Windsor to finish out her current Impact storyline.
ORIGINAL: A new talent has signed with All Elite Wrestling (AEW). The latest edition of Road to Double or Nothing was released today, and the video revealed that Impact Wrestling’s Allie has signed with AEW. You can check out that video below. AEW also confirmed the announcement on the company’s official Twitter account, which you can also see below. Additionally, it appears that former WWE seamstress Sandra Gray is working with the company.
Allie is currently still listed on the Knockouts talent roster for Impact Wrestling’s official website.
As seen on episode 8 of The Road to Double or Nothing … @AllieImpact is now #AllElite #AEW pic.twitter.com/XgSSvwpZ2O
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) March 21, 2019
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