Toni Storm Retains AEW Women's Championship Against Mercedes Mone at All In

AEW All In Highlights

Toni Storm, known as "Timeless," successfully defended her AEW Women’s World Championship at the recent AEW All In event held in Texas. In a highly anticipated match, she faced off against Mercedes Mone, a fellow former WWE star, in a contest that will be remembered for its intensity.

The match was a lengthy affair, lasting over 25 minutes, which is notably longer than typical women’s division bouts. Storm ultimately secured her victory with a dramatic Storm Zero maneuver after planting a kiss on Mone, marking a memorable finish.

This encounter was not merely a title defense; it showcased the evolution of both competitors since their WWE days. Fans had eagerly awaited this clash, and it did not disappoint, with Storm earning accolades from Mone, who is recognized as one of the most skilled wrestlers of her generation.

Mone's Praise for Storm

In her newsletter, Mone expressed admiration for Storm, highlighting her impressive in-ring skills and her rise to stardom in AEW. Mone revealed that one of her aspirations before joining AEW was to compete against Storm, and when the opportunity finally arose at AEW All In, it felt like a perfect moment.

"I had been looking forward to this match for a long time—perhaps five years or more. A significant reason I joined AEW was to wrestle Toni Storm. She has transformed into an incredible character and a true star. When the match took place at AEW All In, everything felt just right—the build-up, the energy, and the entrance were all perfect," Mone stated.

Following her victory over Mone, Storm celebrated over 150 days as the AEW Women’s World Champion, a reign that began in February. Many fans and analysts had anticipated that she would lose the title to Mone during this major event. However, this match marked Mone's first singles defeat in AEW and only her second pinfall loss since departing WWE in 2022.

Match Highlights

Storm's victory at AEW All In solidified her status as a top competitor in the women's division, while Mone's performance continued to showcase her talent and potential.