Rutger published: Nixon Newell and Miranda Alize Join All Elite Wrestling

In a thrilling development for fans of professional wrestling, the dynamic duo of Nixon Newell and Miranda Alize have joined the ranks of All Elite Wrestling (AEW). Known for their prowess in the ring and their inspiring presence as an out LGBTQ+ couple, Newell and Alize made a striking entrance during a recent episode of AEW's "Collision" TV show.

The couple's debut was marked by a bold interruption during a backstage interview with AEW stars Tay Melo and Anna Jay. This unexpected confrontation set the stage for future showdowns, as Newell and Alize made their intentions clear: they are here to compete and make a mark in AEW's burgeoning women’s division.

Making Waves in AEW

Their arrival at AEW coincides with an exciting time for the promotion, as it recently introduced tag team championships for its women's division. Although the tournament brackets to crown the first AEW Women’s World Tag Team champions were already established by the time of Newell and Alize's debut, their presence adds a thrilling new dimension to the competition. Tay Melo and Anna Jay, who are part of the tournament, now face potential challenges from this formidable duo.

For Nixon Newell, this marks a significant return to televised wrestling. Previously known as Tegan Nox during her tenure with WWE, Newell had not appeared on a major wrestling program since her release in November 2024. Her comeback is eagerly anticipated by fans who have followed her career and are eager to see her in action once again.


Miranda Alize, affectionately dubbed the “Lucha Baddie,” is no stranger to AEW or the wrestling spotlight. She has previously showcased her skills on AEW and Ring of Honor programming, with her last appearance dating back to June 2023. Alize has built an impressive career on the independent circuit, including notable matches with TNA Wrestling and AAA. Her bout against current WWE star Roxanne Perez in 2021's ROH Women’s World championship tournament finals remains a highlight of her career.

Roots in the Independent Scene

Both Newell and Alize have deep connections to the wrestling scene in Texas, where they have been regular competitors over the past year. Newell recently competed against fellow LGBTQ+ wrestler Abadon for the Metroplex Wrestling Women’s title, while Alize has been involved in title matches with promotions like Hurricane Pro and Reality Of Wrestling. Their commitment to honing their craft and staying active within the independent circuit speaks to their passion for the sport.

The couple's chemistry is not confined to tag team action alone; they have also faced each other in the ring. Notably, they wrestled each other twice during Hurricane Pro events earlier this year, including a memorable match during Pride month.


Although AEW has yet to announce an official in-ring debut date for Newell and Alize as a team, the growing emphasis on the women's tag team division suggests that exciting opportunities are on the horizon for them. Fans can expect electrifying performances from this passionate duo as they navigate the competitive landscape of AEW.

A Bright Future in AEW

The inclusion of Nixon Newell and Miranda Alize in AEW is a testament to the promotion’s commitment to diversity and representation in professional wrestling. As out and proud athletes, they serve as role models within the LGBTQ+ community, inspiring others with their courage and authenticity.

The wrestling world eagerly anticipates the impact that Newell and Alize will have in AEW, both as fierce competitors and as symbols of inclusivity and love. As they prepare to step into the AEW ring, fans can look forward to witnessing the magic they bring to the squared circle.

Stay tuned for updates on their journey and be sure to follow their matches as they continue to break barriers and make history in AEW. Their story is a powerful reminder that in wrestling, as in life, love and perseverance are a winning combination.

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