A former AEW personality recently made serious allegations against the promotion's leadership, accusing them of internal corruption. Now, they have involved another star from Tony Khan's promotion and claimed that the star mocks Khan when he's not around.The former personality is Sarah Stocks, who served as a coach for the Jacksonville-based promotion from 2023 to 2025. She was released from the company in April this year. In a recent outburst on X, the 46-year-old criticized many of AEW's corporate leadership, blaming them for what she considers a broken system in Tony Khan's promotion that has prevented talent from advancing ranks. Now, in a new X post, Stocks has pointed fingers at another AEW star, QT Marshall, and exposed him for making fun of Tony Khan backstage when he is not around."QT makes fun of you the minute you walk out of the room, like he does with everyone. He does not have your back @TonyKhan," wrote StocksCheck out some other posts below from the Dark Angel, throwing more shade at Marshall. In one of those posts, the 46-year-old even compares Marshall to wrestling veteran and producer Jerry Lynn.Sarah Stock @SSDarkAngelLINKQT is screwing you over @TonyKhanSarah Stock @SSDarkAngelLINKImagine taking the opinion of QT Marshall over that of Jerry Lynn.Sarah Stocks has also been feuding with AEW personality Amanda HuberOver the past few months, Sarah Stocks has engaged in a back-and-forth with All Elite Wrestling consultant Amanda Huber. According to Stocks, Huber, the widow of the late Brodie Lee, has influenced the women's wrestling scene at the Jacksonville-based promotion, where she can indirectly determine which talent should be sidelined. The former All Elite coach referenced the same idea when praising wrestler Tiara James in a post on X."Uuffff...🔥Another one falls victim to the hand of Hysterical Huber. Tiara, if you've ever felt sidelined at @aew, it's not you. I promise. Anytime I worked with Tiara, she delivered, happily and skillfully. Support. @iamtiarajames. Are we seeing a pattern?," Stocks wrote on XTime will tell how the Stocks versus All Elite Wrestling saga unfolds.