Former WWE Superstar Leigh Laurel, formerly known as Jin Tala, has confirmed her in-ring return. She has confirmed the same via a message on her social media.Laurel was signed to WWE and performed under the Evolve brand. She was announced as one of the participants on the first season of WWE LFG before being eliminated on the 12th episode.On X, Laurel confirmed her in-ring return. She had been advertised for the Wrestling Open's November 13th show for a match against Allie Katch. This would also mark Katch's in-ring return."Starting tomorrow I get to wrestle again," Leigh wrote.Check out Leigh's post on X:Laurel competed in a handful of NXT live shows under WWE and also appeared on Evolve after failing to win the first season of LFG. Her final match for the Stamford-based company was at an NXT live event, where she lost to Tyra Mae Steele.Leigh Laurel will also appear at Beyond Wrestling after her WWE exitLeigh Laurel has been confirmed to appear at Beyond Wrestling's Novembercanrana show set for November 14th in Cranston, Rhode Island. The promotion confirmed the announcement via their social media.Laurel's departure from the company was confirmed in October, alongside numerous other superstars who were let go. She confirmed on social media that she doesn't intend to step away from professional wrestling and wouldn't give up."And in the past month, I saw it & I think everyone saw it. I broke down some of those big walls I had failed to break during LFG. My promos were showing range because I finally let go... My move set I recently developed in the ring showed aggression, everything the Legends were looking for. And I was able to showcase that in recent matches. And for me... that was a win. Maybe it came down to timing, did I break down those walls quick enough? Maybe I was just an unrecognizable name on a list, or maybe they just don't see what I see in myself. At the end of the day, the only person I have to prove my worth to is me. I'm not giving up, Jin Tala may be no more. But Leigh Laurel has always been a fighter," Laurel wrote.Expect to see more of her on the independent circuit going forward.