Former AEW producer Sarah Stock’s latest series of explosive posts on X (formerly Twitter) hurling allegations at her former company have apparently caught the eye of AEW, based on a brand new report. Last week, the previous coach posted about “corruption and negligence” running “unchecked” at the corporate, and based on Fightful Select, Stock’s posts have been a “significant point” of conversation in AEW during the last week.
While the outlet didn’t get into the more personal points of Stock’s posts, and Stock mentioned various AEW employees by name, Fightful reported there have been some elements of her posts that were claimed to them to be true. In a single post, Stock alleged that AEW didn’t help with transportation for some talent, including to and from airports. In response to Fightful, some talent have that worked into their deal, and all travel for AEW talent is alleged to be reimbursed regardless.
Infamously, just prior to the backstage incident generally known as “Brawl In” at AEW All In at Wembley Stadium in London, the 2023 incident that got CM Punk fired, “The Second City Saint” was seemingly left to fend for himself after landing at Heathrow Airport. A photograph of a fan sitting next to Punk on public transportation began to flow into online, and based on Nick Hausman (via NoDQ.com), Punk selected to purchase the train ticket himself after there was no automotive service to take him to his hotel and a number he was given for a driver bounced back.
Stock left AEW back in April and on the time of her departure, Fightful reported there was no reason given as to why she was let go, but Stock had raised concerns regarding AEW’s mental health program and department being shifted around. Stock once more mentioned this system, or, based on her, the shortage thereof, in her latest posts.