WWE icon Bayley drops massive tease ahead of RAW

Bayley has dropped a massive tease ahead of RAW's go-home Survivor Series: WarGames show. The Role Model isn't part of the Premium Live Event after not making it as part of the babyface teams in the women's WarGames match.

Since failing to win the Women's Intercontinental Championship, Bayley has introduced a new split-character gimmick. She also continued to team up with Lyra Valkyria, but they have yet to find success or gold.

In a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, the 36-year-old star dropped a huge tease by sharing a picture of her holding the then-SmackDown Women's Title and the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship. It was during the time she was in a team with Sasha Banks, who was also the then-RAW Women's Champion.

The post could mean a variety of things, including possibly going after the Women's World Championship currently held by Stephanie Vaquer, as well as going after the WWE Women's Tag Team Titles with Lyra Valkyria. They were confronted by the Kabuki Warriors last week, so the seeds of a future match have already been planted.

Another potential meaning is it was her reaction to watching Kris Statlander pay tribute to her at AEW Full Gear. Statlander hit the Bayley-to-Belly suplex on Mercedes Mone, more famously known as Sasha Banks, during their match for the AEW Women's Title.

Bayley posed with Kris Statlander earlier this month

It's no secret that Bayley is close with some members of the AEW women's division, including Kris Statlander. She recently shared an image of herself getting carried by Statlander on her official Instagram account.

With The Role Model's WWE contract expiring next year, there have been rumors about the possibility of her joining AEW if she doesn't get an extension. She expressed frustration about getting removed from the WrestleMania 41 card in an appearance on Chris Van Vliet's Insight in April.

Nevertheless, the four-time WWE women's champion is an important member of the roster. Cody Rhodes mentioned her as a potential successor to Triple H's role as head of creative.

Edited by JP David