New AEW Women's World Champion Crowned
Moné returned from a five-month hiatus and beat Willow Nightingale to capture her first AEW women’s world title.
- On Sunday, Mercedes Mon defeated Willow Nightingale at Wembley Stadium in London to win the AEW Women's World Championship for the first time.
- Years of rivalry between the competitors set the stage for this AEW All showdown, as they previously traded the TBS Championship in 2024 and 2025.
- Throughout the contest, Mercedes Mon aggressively targeted Nightingale's broken hand and exposed turnbuckle, eventually forcing her to pass out with the Statement Maker submission.
- Despite Nightingale's offensive flurry including a Spanish Fly, Death Valley Driver, and Babe With the Powerbomb, Mercedes Mon absorbed the assault and secured victory.
- This victory culminates Mercedes Mon's return to AEW programming after a five-month hiatus, following her second consecutive Owen Hart Cup championship win.
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New AEW Women's World Champion Crowned
Mercedes Mone is once again a champion in AEW. The penultimate match of AEW All In: London 2026 saw Willow Nightingale put the AEW Women’s Championship on the line against Women’s Owen Hart Cup winner Mercedes Mone. Nightingale entered the bout while dealing with a broken hand. Mone immediately targeted the injury, attempting to remove […]
Mercedes Mone Wins AEW Women's World Championship At AEW All In - Fightful
Mercedes Mone is the new AEW Women’s Champion. The penultimate match at AEW All In saw Willow Nightingale defend her AEW Women’s Championship against Women’s Owen Hart Cup Winner Mercedes Mone. Willow wrestled this match with a broken hand. Mone tried to remove the cast off Nightingale’s hand. Nightingale went for a Pounce on Mone,…
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