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Nyla Rose Opens Up On Hateful Bigots

Rose said AEW stood behind her after Oklahoma regulators questioned transgender participation rules and she has remained active on the independent circuit.

  • In an interview published Tuesday, Nyla Rose discussed the 2023 Oklahoma State Athletic Commission dispute and praised Tony Khan for his unwavering support during the controversy.
  • Following Rose's December 20, 2023 match in Oklahoma City, administrator Jim Miller cited rules prohibiting transgender women from competing, effectively barring her from future state appearances.
  • Rose described the athletic commission as a "scam" run by "greedy people," while expressing gratitude that Khan stood "10 toes down" for her rights during the controversy.
  • Former WWE wrestler Lars Sullivan responded to Rose's comments by calling her an "angry, miserable old man," a jab Rose contextualized as part of broader hostility she faces.
  • While she remains under AEW contract, Rose has not appeared on television since November 2024; she continues competing on the independent scene, including a match this Friday at Athena's Metroplex Wrestling promotion.
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Wrestling Headlines broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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