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Scott D'Amore Announces Taylor Rising's Departure from MLP
Confirmed
In Short: Scott D'Amore revealed that Taylor Rising has parted ways with Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling and will be replaced by Alice Crowley in the CMLL Women’s Grand Prix.
Scott D'Amore, the owner of Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling, announced on a new episode of CMLL Informa that Taylor Rising has parted ways with the company.
During the episode, D'Amore mentioned that Alice Crowley will take Rising's place in the CMLL Women’s Grand Prix.
The announcement came as part of a cameo appearance by D'Amore on the CMLL Informa show.
D'Amore's revelation marks a significant change for the CMLL Women’s Grand Prix, as Rising had been a prominent figure in the tournament.
What this adds
This update confirms previous WarpBeat reporting and adds the specific mention of Alice Crowley replacing Taylor Rising.
Background
Scott D'Amore announced that Taylor Rising has parted ways with Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling and will be replaced by Alice Crowley in CMLL Women’s Grand Prix.
Scott D'Amore, the founder of MLP Wrestling, has revealed that he is not solely responsible for the company's operations. In an interview with Joel Pearl of Fightful and WORKING, D'Amore discussed the individuals who form the brain trust behind MLP.
What's confirmed
- Scott D'Amore, the owner of Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling, announced on a new episode of CMLL Informa that Taylor Rising has parted ways with the company.
- During the episode, D'Amore mentioned that Alice Crowley will take Rising's place in the CMLL Women’s Grand Prix.
- The announcement came as part of a cameo appearance by D'Amore on the CMLL Informa show.
- D'Amore's revelation marks a significant change for the CMLL Women’s Grand Prix, as Rising had been a prominent figure in the tournament.
What's still developing
- — Lucha Libre CMLL (@CMLL_OFICIAL) October 8, 2026 When there’s more information available about Rising’s departure, we’ll update you here on Fightful.