Kairi Sane continues to be one of wrestling’s top free agents, and AEW is still expressing strong interest in securing her services.
Speculation linked her to AEW All In: London 2026 on August 30, but she has not yet signed with the promotion. Ongoing talks suggest a potential deal could still materialize.
AEW isn’t alone in its pursuit. Several other promotions, including some based outside the United States, are reportedly chasing the Japanese star.
For the time being, a return to Japan does not appear imminent, with Marigold not currently expected to be her destination.
Her absence from All In was never a result of last‑minute changes; sources say she was never seriously considered for the event from the start.
Kairi remains a free agent as interest in her continues to grow.
How Far I’ll Go…
See you soon. pic.twitter.com/FnkBNRkj7E— KAIRI (@KAIRI_official) July 23, 2026
(H/T: Fightful Select)
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