Allie opens up about deciding to train in the ring again after a long time away from wrestling:“I hadn’t trained. I hadn’t bumped. I hadn’t been in wrestling at all for quite a long time. Maybe in the last couple of months, I started feeling like I really missed it in a way that I honestly didn’t expect.This year has been really hard. Sometimes when you’re in a dark place, it’s hard to step outside of yourself and see that there are still good things in the world. And there are good things for you to experience as well. I didn’t realize how much wrestling brought me joy until I hit rock bottom, and wrestling was like a little bit of light in the storm.I did like a little TNA one-off. It was my first time in a really, really, really long time that I had been in wrestling in some capacity. I do this thing, and it was in real-time, it was pulling me out of the dark hole I had been sitting in. I didn’t want to rush back into the ring until I knew for sure that this wasn’t just a fleeting feeling. This was something that I actually really wanted, because being a wrestler takes a lot of f*cking commitment.I really had to consider it, and I decided to train. I got in the ring, it hurt so bad—that first bump. I started hitting the ropes—it was really painful, but honestly, it felt so good.”