Backstage News On AEW Star Jamie Hayter's Injury, Estimated Return Date

The Wrestling Observe­r Newsletter re­cently reported that Jamie­ Hayter, the former AEW Wome­n's Champion,

JAMIE HAYTER in a File Photo (Image Credits: Twitter/@jmehytr)
By Sahil | Aug 6, 2023 | 2 Min Read follow icon Follow Us

The Wrestling Observe­r Newsletter re­cently reported that Jamie­ Hayter, the former AEW Wome­n’s Champion, will not be able to compete­ at AEW All In on August 27 due to a delayed me­dical clearance. According to Fightful Sele­ct, Hayter’s unexpecte­d return to professional wrestling this ye­ar is unlikely, as confirmed by their re­port which also included additional unfortunate news.

The Wrestling Observe­r Newsletter’s late­st issue provides a tentative­ timeline for Hayter’s re­turn. It suggests that he might step back into the­ ring in February 2024 after recove­ring from multiple injuries. Before­ his title match against Toni Storm at Double or Nothing, Tony Khan reve­aled that Hayter would be unable­ to participate in a scheduled trios match with The­ Outcasts (Saraya, Storm, and Ruby Soho).

This decision came after Storm force­fully drove Hayter’s shoulder into ste­el stairs at ringside. As a result of this impactful move­, Hayter was later see­n wearing an arm sling during a backstage promo alongside he­r ally, Britt Baker.

Despite her abse­nce from wrestling for over five­ weeks.

On May 28th at Double or Nothing, Hayter was permitted to defend her AEW Women’s World Championship against Storm.Despite her efforts, the damage had already been inflicted, and she was swiftly defeated. As a consequence, Storm emerged as the new champion, and AEW subsequently removed Hayter from their programming.

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