Anna Jay

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Anna Jay
St. Simons Island, Georgia[1]
Trained byGlacier[1]
Q. T. Marshall[1]
DebutSeptember 14, 2019[4]

Anna Marie Jernigan

professional wrestler. She is signed to All Elite Wrestling
(AEW).

Professional wrestling career

Training and independent circuit (2018–2020)

Jay started training at One Fall Power Factory in July 2018.

hair vs. hair match at a Georgia Premier Wrestling event.[1]

All Elite Wrestling (2019–present)

The Dark Order (2020–2022)

Main article: The Dark Order

Jay made her first appearance in

AEW Women's World Championship Eliminator Tournament but was taken off after suffering a shoulder injury during training. She underwent surgery the following month, and was expected not to wrestle for 6–12 months.[16]

Jay returned from injury on the September 1 episode of Dynamite, saving Conti from an attack by Ford and

TBS Women's Championship Tournament, where she lost to Jamie Hayter in the first round.[18] After months of feuding, the team of Jay and Conti defeated the team of Ford and The Bunny in a street fight on December 31 on Rampage.[19] Jay then challenged Jade Cargill for the AEW TBS Championship in the main event of the January 21, 2022, edition of Rampage, where she was unsuccessful.[20] On May 29, Jay faced Cargill for the championship again at Double or Nothing where she was unsuccessful again.[21]

Jericho Appreciation Society (2022–2023)

Main article: Jericho Appreciation Society

On July 20, during Night 2 of Fyter Fest, Jay turned heel by attacking Ruby Soho, thus reuniting with Conti and joining the Jericho Appreciation Society.[22] After her heel turn, Jay would go on to defeat Ruby Soho during the Rampage portion of Fight for the Fallen, choking Soho out with her own arm brace.

Her heel turn would also see a gimmick change for Jay, who would often threaten to choke people out and even do so twice during backstage interviews. She would also adopt the new ring name of Anna Jay A.S. as a reference to her new stable, while also being referred by her original name. Jay and Melo would continue their feud with Soho throughout the rest of 2022 and the beginning of 2023, with Jay and Melo beating Soho and Willow Nightingale in a tag team match on the December 28 episode of Dynamite and Soho and Nightingale beating them in a street fight on the January 11, 2023, episode of Rampage.

After a two month absence, Jay returned on the March 25, 2023, episode of Rampage, attacking

Owen Hart Foundation Women's Tournament, losing to Skye Blue in the quarterfinals of the tournament.[23]
On the August 9, episode of Dynamite, Jay and the rest Jericho Appreciation Society walked out on Jericho due to his association with Don Callis, disbanding the group.

Championship pursuits (2023–present)

On the same August 9 episode of Dynamite, Jay unsuccessfully challenged Hikaru Shida for the AEW Women's World Championship.

Despite the breakup, some members remained together as a group, consiting now of Matt Menard, Daniel Garcia, Angelo Parker, Jake Hager, and Anna. But constant match losses due to verbal arguments and distractions between them led Anna to quit the group.

In January 2024, Anna faced Julia Hart for The TBS Championship at

Battle of the Belts IX
but once again Julia managed to Defeat Anna for the Third Time.

In June 2024, she aligned herself with the Outcasts (Saraya and Harley Cameron), as they attacked Toni Storm, Mina Shirakawa and Mariah May. This led to a 3-on-3 on the june 27 episode Dynamite, which the Outcasts lost

After a brief excursion with Japan, Jay returned to AEW in late 2024. On October 17, 2024 at

Mercedes Mone
for the TBS Championship in a losing effort.

World Wonder Ring Stardom (2024)

From August 10 to 31, Jay took part in World Wonder Ring Stardom's 2024 5 Star Grand Prix, her first time ever wrestling in Japan and in the tournament. Jay was placed in the Blue Stars A Block, where she finished with 6 points and failed to reach the playoff stage.

Personal life

On June 28, 2021, Jay revealed over social media that she is in a relationship with fellow AEW wrestler Jack Perry.[24]

Championships and accomplishments

Luchas de Apuestas record

See also: Luchas de Apuestas
Winner (wager) Loser (wager) Location Event Date Notes
Anna Jay (hair) Thunder Blonde (hair) Canton, Georgia GPW Edge of Darkness January 17, 2020 [1]

References

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