WWE's Bayley Posts Huge 'All In' Tease (... Or Troll) (AEW News)

Bayley's "gotta be all in".

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As fans continue to speculate about Bayley switching WWE for AEW, the Role Model has once again got people talking.

Taking to Instagram, Bayley posted a compilation video of her working out in and out of the ring - including various clips featuring Mercedes Moné - with the caption "all of nothing, baby". Stirring the pot even further, this video is accompanied by the 2009 song 'All In' by The Grouch & Eligh.

Of course, some fans have jumped on this and seen it as a massive hint that Bayley is set to become #AllElite, possibly appearing at AEW All In later this month. In reality, whether she does end up in AEW at some point or not, this is likely just Bayley having a bit of fun with the speculation surrounding her future.

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In terms of her current contract status, the most recent reports on this have Bayley's existing WWE deal expiring towards the end of the year. So, if those reports are indeed true, that would mean the 37-year-old wouldn't be able to appear at All In, regardless.

As for what could be in her future, Bayley has realistically done it all in WWE; a four-time Women's Champion, a two-time Women's Tag Team Champion, a Royal Rumble winner, a Money in the Bank winner, major WrestleMania matches, strong runs as a babyface and a heel. And so, that begs the question of whether she might be looking at the fresh opportunities and opponents that a move to AEW would bring, as and when her current WWE deal is up.

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For now, though, Bayley remains with WWE, having been brutally attacked by Lyra Valkyria at the most recent Saturday Night's Main Event. While she's yet to return to TV, she has competed at a couple of live events since that SNME.

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