Two weeks after winning the AEW Women’s World Championship, Mercedes Mone is taking the title places, parading it at the Forbes Power Women’s Summit.
Mone won her first AEW Women’s World title at All In after defeating Willow Nightingale at Wembley Stadium in London, England, and she is now giving the title a wider platform outside the wrestling sphere. The former WWE star posted a series of posts on X, with photos of her holding the title at the recent Forbes Power Women’s Summit. In one of the posts, she said that she takes pride in taking the women’s title to places where it belongs.
“I’m proud to bring women’s wrestling into spaces where it deserves to be seen, heard, and respected! From the ring to the Forbes Women’s Summit, I’m showing that women’s wrestling belongs in every room. 🤑👊🏽” she said.
I’m proud to bring women’s wrestling into spaces where it deserves to be seen, heard, and respected! From the ring to the Forbes Women’s Summit, I’m showing that women’s wrestling belongs in every room. 🤑👊🏽 pic.twitter.com/HEdyoLdFgn
— Big D Moné (@MercedesVarnado) September 10, 2026
Mone has yet to wrestle since her match with Nightingale at All In, but seems to be heading into a match with former champion Thekla, who has confronted her recently. She broke her nose in her title-winning match at All In, and it remains to be seen if she is cleared to get back in the ring. For now, it seems like Mone will try to showcase the title at every opportunity she gets.
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