Long-Absent AEW Star Wants All In Return (AEW News)

Britt Baker wants to make her AEW return at All In this weekend.

Britt Baker
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Having not been seen on AEW programming for approaching two years, it appears that Britt Baker is eager to make her AEW return, potentially as soon as All In this weekend.

After posting a picture of herself at the beach on X, Britt responded to several fans, including one who hoped D.M.D. would be at Wembley Stadium for All In on Sunday. To that fan, the former AEW Women's Champion simply stated, "Same."

For Britt Baker, the last time she was on AEW TV was all the way back in November 2024, when she picked up a win over Penelope Ford on an episode of Dynamite. Following that match, Baker said "nobody cares" numerous times into the camera when confronted by Serena Deeb.

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Reports at the time claimed Tony Khan was "fed up" with Britt's behaviour after that Deeb incident, and all subsequent creative plans were dropped for the Roll Model.

As for Britt Baker's AEW contract status, the last we heard on that was that her existing deal runs "well" into 2026, though no further details are known on that matter. Of course, there have been plentiful rumblings that Britt's pro wrestling future may well lie away from AEW, and it was seen as a somewhat ominous sign that she wasn't featured on the Dynamite that came to Pittsburgh late last year, with Baker so often a prominent part of any Pittsburgh shows over the years.

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