By Andrew Ravens
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“The Bunny,” also known as Allie, has made her return to the ring for the first time in two years. The former AEW and TNA star competed at a recent independent wrestling event, marking a new chapter in her nearly 20-year career.The return took place at Evil Uno’s Mystery Wrestling promotion in Ontario. The 38-year-old teamed with fellow AEW star Penelope Ford in a tag team match against the duo of Allison Kay and Marti Belle.The Bunny’s In-Ring ReturnThis match is the culmination of a gradual return to the wrestling world for “The Bunny,” whose real name is Laura Dennis. She was spotted backstage at a TNA television taping earlier this year, and she recently revealed on social media that she has begun taking bumps in the ring again.In that post, she noted that despite the pain of returning to physical activity, “it felt so good.” Her appearance at the Mystery Wrestling event is her first official match in two years.More news: WWE Superstar Announces Retirement MatchThe Bunny’s AEW History”The Bunny” was one of the inaugural female talents to sign with All Elite Wrestling shortly after the company’s creation in 2019. She was a consistent presence on television for several years, both as an in-ring competitor and as the manager for the tag team of The Butcher and The Blade.As a member of the Andrade-Hardy Family Office faction, she was involved in several high-profile storylines. She eventually departed the promotion by mutual agreement, which led to her extended hiatus from the ring.Laura Dennis began her wrestling career in 2005. Before joining AEW, she had successful runs in numerous promotions, including TNA, Ring of Honor, and Combat Zone Wrestling. As Allie in TNA, she was a two-time TNA Knockouts Champion.This return to the ring marks the beginning of a new chapter for the veteran performer. As a free agent, she is now able to explore opportunities with any promotion she chooses.More WWE News:
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