Harley Cameron forms a fascinating new alliance with AEW star, has a non-PG exchange about their "similar facets"
Harley Cameron is slowly turning into one of AEW's must-see names. She has natural charisma, good talking skills, and is also a skilled wrestler. Furthermore, she is a member of a faction named The Outcasts, whose members apart from her consist of Saraya (leader) and Zak Knight.
On this week's Rampage, Harley Cameron locked horns with former AEW TBS Champion Willow Nightingale. Interestingly, before this showdown, the 30-year-old was interviewed by Renee Paquette backstage. This interaction was just like any other segment of hers. However, they were soon joined by AEW star Penelope Ford.
Ford told Cameron that they both possessed "similar facets". By saying this, the 32-year-old was referring to her win-loss record in All Elite Wrestling. But The Outcasts member misunderstood her. She thought Ford was referring to their bodies instead. This resulted in a hilarious non-PG moment. However, by the end of this interview, the two women joined forces.
Even though Willow won the aforementioned match against the Australian native on Rampage, Ford attacked her after her victory.
AEW TBS Champion Mercedes Mone is excited to see what Harley Cameron does next year
Mercedes Mone is the AEW TBS Champion as well as the NJPW Strong Women's Champion. She is reportedly a huge Harley Cameron fan and is excited to see what the 30-year-old will do in 2025. In a recent interview with Sports Illustrated, the former WWE star revealed that Cameron works very hard and trains several times throughout the week.
“She works extremely hard. She trains multiple times a week in the wrestling ring, at all different wrestling schools all over Florida. I know within the year to come, we’re just gonna see her grow to whole new heights,” said Mone. [H/T 411 Mania]
Harley Cameron is married to former WWE star Daniel Vidot. He was known as Xyon Quinn during his time in the Stamford-based company. It remains to be seen what the future holds for both their careers.