Alright, folks, here’s the deal – Mercedes Mone, the new “CEO” of AEW, has thrown her hat into the ring, and it’s not just any old hat; it’s a top hat with a plan. On a night filled with the usual wrestling razzmatazz on “AEW Dynamite,” Mone decided it was high time to stir the pot. She interrupted Stokely Hathaway right in the middle of his praises for Willow Nightingale, much to the crowd’s surprise. And let me tell you, Mercedes didn’t mince her words. She’s set her sights on the TBS Championship at AEW Double Or Nothing in Las Vegas, declaring, “in Vegas, money changes everything.” And folks, when money talks, people listen.
The moment was electric, more electrifying than finding a dollar in an old coat pocket. There was Nightingale, basking in the glow of her Worcester, Massachusetts, folks, who were cheering louder than a thunderstorm, when Mone decided it was her time to shine. Her message? Clear as day – she’s not just here to play; she’s here to win, and she wants that TBS Championship.
Now, Julia Hart’s been holding onto that title since November, after a tussle at AEW Full Gear that had everyone on the edge of their seats. Hart and Mone, they haven’t squared off in the ring yet, but folks, that’s all about to change. Mercedes Mone, she’s got a roadmap to glory, and her first stop? The TBS Championship.
Mone’s announcement was a game-changer, a real shift in the winds for AEW’s women’s division. It’s like she walked into a quiet room and turned on the stereo full blast. Now, as we look toward Double Or Nothing, all bets are off. Mercedes Mone is ready to roll the dice in Las Vegas, and she’s betting it all on black. Will she hit the jackpot? Only time will tell, but one thing’s for certain – in the high-stakes world of AEW, Mercedes Mone is all in.