Two weeks later winning the AEW Women’s World ChampionshipMercedes Mone takes the headlines by dancing it at the Forbes Power Women’s Summit.
Monae captured her first AEW Women’s World Title All In: After defeating Willow Nightingale at Wembley Stadium in London, England, she is now giving the title a wider platform outside of wrestling. The former WWE star posted a series of photos on X of herself holding the title at the recent Forbes Power Women’s Summit. In one of the posts, she said that she is proud to take the women’s title where it belongs.
“I’m proud to bring women’s wrestling to spaces where it deserves to be seen, heard and respected. From the ring to the Forbes Women’s Summit, I show that women’s wrestling belongs in every room. 🤑👊🏽,” he said.
I am proud to bring women’s wrestling to spaces where it deserves to be seen, heard and respected. From the ring to the Forbes Women’s Summit, I show that women’s wrestling belongs in every room. 🤑👊🏽 pic.twitter.com/HEdyoLdFgn
— Big D Moné (@MercedesVarnado) September 10, 2026
Monet has yet to wrestle Nightingale after her match at All In, but looks set to take on former champion Thekla, who she recently clashed with. He broke his nose All In in his title match, and it remains to be seen if he can return to the ring. For now, it looks like Monet will try to make a shot at the title any chance he gets.
