AEW's Harley Cameron is currently enjoying a lot of success in the newly established Women's Tag Team Division, alongside Willow Nightingale. However, the Women's AEW World Tag Team Champion hasn't forgotten her roots, and during an interview with "Good Karma Wrestling," she looked back at her time with the short-lived QTV faction.

"I was very fortunate that QT Marshall gave me the opportunity to be in QTV because, essentially, that was my beginning...There's an old saying, and cliché one, it's, 'There's no small parts, just small actors,' you know? That kinda mentality," she recalled, saying she saw her QTV run as her finally getting her foot in the door and had no idea how things would've panned out.

"Even if I have one line and ten seconds, I have to make the most of it," she continued. "And I think that I've really kind of had that mentality ever since I was little, with performance in general, but definitely in wrestling." Cameron further expressed that even when given little time, she believes that she has to make the best of it and make sure people feel something through her performance.

Despite utilizing her performance art background in pro wrestling, Cameron has an old-school mentality when it comes to the sport, which was passed on to her by her coaches, Shawn Spears and Tyler Breeze. According to the AEW star, she keeps a wrestling book as well as going the extra mile by practicing right before her matches.

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Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s live coverage for "AEW Dynamite" on February 4, 2026, coming to you live from the Pearl Concert Theater in Las Vegas, Nevada!

Ricochet of The Demand will be putting the AEW National Championship on the line as he defends against Jack Perry. Not only did Perry previously unsuccessfully challenge Ricochet for the National Championship during the "Dynamite" New Year's Smash special on December 31, but he also defeated Anthony Bowens in a Number One Contenders on the "AEW Collison" Maximum Carnage special on January 17.

Brody King looks to secure the right to challenge for the AEW World Championship when he collides with titleholder MJF in an Eliminator Match. King has been looking to seek retribution against MJF since he retained the AEW World Championship against King's ally Bandido at the "Dynamite" Maximum Carnage special on January 14 and embarrassed him in the moments that followed the match.

Aside from King, MJF has had no shortage of talent keeping their eyes on his AEW World Championship, including the lines of Kenny Omega and Andrade El Idolo of The Don Callis Family. With MJF having made it clear that Omega will have to rack up some wins in order to earn his shot, he emerged victorious against El Idolo's stablemate Rocky Romero in quick fashion during last Wednesday's edition of "Dynamite", while El Idolo scored a win of his own against Swerve Strickland in the main event of that same show. Following their respective wins, Omega and El Idolo will be going head-to-head with one another in singles competition.

Additionally, fellow member of The Don Callis Family Mark Davis looks to redeem himself after himself and Jake Doyle unsuccessfully challenged FTR for the AEW World Tag Team Championship last Wednesday when he squares off with "Hangman" Adam Page.

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Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s coverage of "AEW Collision" on January 31, 2026, coming to you from the final night of the residency at the ESports Arena in Arlington, Texas.

On "Dynamite", Tommaso Ciampa shocked not only the wrestling world, but a former foe in Mark Briscoe. The two tangled in ROH in the mid aughts. He showed up to answer Briscoe's Open Challenge for the TNT Championship. The title will be on the line tonight.

After making a couple of backstage appearances, The Rascalz will also make their AEW in-ring debut. After playing Rock, Paper, Scissors and pulling straws, it was determined that Desmond Xavier and Zachary Wentz would face the CRU.

Prior to Kris Statlander putting the Women's Championship on the line against Thekla, Babes of Wrath told Sisters of Sin that if they stayed out the match, they would offer them a shot at the tag titles tonight. Skye Blue and Julia Hart kept up their end of the deal and will collect on their match tonight.

Clark Connors is making his return to AEW for the first time since competing at Forbidden Door 2025. He will take on Darby Allin for the first time.

On ROH, Adam Priest confronted Rocky Romero and then laid down the challenge to Kazuchika Okada. Okada will defend the International Championship tonight.

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