AEW: Eddie Kingston on Incident with Sammy Guevara, Thunder Rosa Injury Update, Toni Storm

Eddie Kingston Comments on Incident with Sammy Guevara & Tells Fans to Leave Guevara Alone

As noted before, Eddie Kingston was recently involved in a backstage incident with Sammy Guevara that resulted in Kingston being suspended for a couple of weeks.

Kingston recently issued a public statement on Twitter about his recent backstage incident with Guevara and asked his fans to leave Guevara alone over the issue between them.

Kingston also responded back to comments made by former wrestler Glen Gilbertti, also known as Disco Inferno, over his disparaging views on “fat shaming” in wrestling.


Thunder Rosa Injury Status Update

As noted before, Thunder Rosa recently suffered a back-related injury and was pulled from her scheduled match against Toni Storm for the AEW Women’s World Championship at next week’s AEW All Out 2022 event.

A recent episode of the Busted Open Radio podcast had Rosa as the guest. One of the topics discussed included Rosa providing details regarding her recent injury and denying the rumors of her injury being fake.

“I’m not the best, physically right now. I was in a lot of pain yesterday. A lot has been happening in the last couple of weeks. Unfortunately, I’m going to be out of commission. I don’t know for how long. For a couple months, probably. I have a problem with my back and yesterday, I was trying to be strong. Back problems are not easy. Some days are good, some days are not. Yesterday was not a good day, I was in a lot of pain. That’s one of the reasons why I’m taking time off. I want to clear the air, this is not fake. This is not a work. I’m not comparing injuries to injuries. If I could fucking walk, I can fucking work. Doctor Sampson, he didn’t clear me to wrestle. I’m not cleared to wrestle. It’s not that I don’t want to do a match on Sunday [AEW All Out], I can’t walk. It’s a shame that this is being put on social media, not only to discredit me as an athlete, but also discredit me as a wrestler. I want to walk when I’m 40. I have the right to say ‘No, I can’t walk, I can’t do it.’ I don’t want to have surgery. If we keep doing this and going through the pain, then I’m going to be out for longer. I don’t want to do that.”

Rosa also commented about the recent reports of her having backstage heat within AEW’s locker room.

“Not everything that is being said is true. If anybody has a problem with me, anyone, call Busted Open, call my number, tell me to my face. I don’t hide from my problems. I don’t run from my problems. You can talk to me, my door is open. That goes for anybody. I have taken accountability when things have happened. I’m a straightforward person. Some people don’t like that and are afraid of that. I’m not. I’m a trained fighter, I don’t run away from shit. Stop reading stupid shit online.

My conscious is clear, I know what I’m all about. If there are any problems of any kind, they can contact me. They can contact AEW and clear the air with them. There is a protocol that needs to be followed. People need to respect the company, in general. I respect and represent AEW. I’m still the AEW Women’s Champion. When I come back, whoever is the champion, if you thought you’re going to get rid of me [laughs], you’re not. I’m going to get better and stronger.

I have said sorry with people before and apologized and made amends because that’s what you do. I’ve taken accountability for things I’ve done wrong, but this is beyond me doing something. I got injured and I did not blame anybody because it’s wrestling and accidents happen. I don’t have to blame anybody. It might have happened way before and I just noticed that I’m hurt. I want to thank AEW family and the medicals. I texted them at 3 in the morning with questions and they answered. Now I have answers and I know what’s wrong with me. For people to discredit my abilities, my career, and me as a person, I’m not cool with that. If I didn’t know what was wrong, I probably would have had the match. It’s physical things I need to take care. Respect AEW. Whoever is doing this, you have to respect AEW.”

On the topic of when she first learned of her injury, Rosa stated:

“The news got to me on Tuesday from another doctor. When I got there on Wednesday, I told Josh, my [Physical Therapist], ‘it just hit me that, as a champion, I’m not going to be on one of the biggest pay-per-views of the year. As a champion, that I can’t defend my championship, that I can’t physically have the match I want to have. That I’ve been working my whole life to have moments like this.’ It hurts.”

Transcript h/t: Fightful.com


Toni Storm Underwent Dental Surgery & Not Expected to Miss AEW Shows

Toni Storm revealed on Instagram that she recently underwent successful dental surgery and hinted that she is currently not expected to miss any of AEW’s upcoming shows.

Following Storm’s announcement, Britt Baker commented on Twitter teasing that she knows of a great dentist she could refer her to if any post-op issues arise.