A former WWE Women's Champion could make her AEW debut and become the leader of the Death Riders by replacing Jon Moxley. The star recently aired frustration with the Stamford-based promotion.4-time WWE champion, Ronda Rousey, might arrive in AEW to take Jon Moxley's place to lead the Death Riders. Ever since her exit from the Stamford-based promotion in 2023, Rousey has competed once in Ring of Honor, where she teamed up with the Death Riders member and her long-time friend, Marina Shafir.Ronda Rousey also recently spoke very highly of Moxley's passion. Considering her displeasure with the Stamford-based promotion and friendship with Marina Shafir, Ronda might sign with AEW and join Marina in the Death Riders. Rousey also has the caliber to take over as the leader of the faction by replacing The Purveyor of Violence.This could happen after Marina Shafir convinces the Death Riders members, such as Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta, to align with her long-time friend, Ronda Rousey, and eventually betray Moxley in the near future. It will be interesting to see if the former UFC Women's Bantamweight Champion will sign with All Elite Wrestling. However, this is only speculation, and nothing is confirmed so far. Jon Moxley accepted a major challenge for AEW All OutLast Saturday on Collision, Jon Moxley addressed his feud with Darby Allin. Moxley accepted Darby's challenge for a coffin match at All Out 2025 by stating the following in his backstage promo:"Darby, you know the problem? You just won't go away. So, I'm gonna do it myself. You need to make room for the people I want to be around. Not the kind of people who need validation, the kind of people who want to be masters of the craft. You're a problem and I'll solve you. At All Out, I'm going to put you in the ground."It remains to be seen what transpires at All Out on September 20.