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AEW’s Mariah May Addresses Media Snub at WrestleDream Presser, Vows to Skip Future Scrums

One Big Thing

AEW Women’s World Champion Mariah May spoke out on “Busted Open Radio” about receiving zero questions during the WrestleDream post-show media scrum, calling the experience disappointing and a waste of her time.

Why It Matters

The incident highlights ongoing concerns about media coverage of women’s wrestling and raises questions about the legitimacy of wrestling media representatives at press events.

Key Details

  • May criticized the media members present, describing them as “people playing journalists”
  • She expressed frustration over the lack of questions about both her performance and Willow Nightingale
  • The champion suggested media members were only interested in talking to “their favorite five-star wrestler”
  • Both Tony Schiavone and Bully Ray publicly supported May and criticized the media’s behavior

By The Numbers

  • May debuted in AEW in late 2023
  • She spent several years building her reputation in STARDOM
  • The champion will defend her title against Toni Storm at AEW Grand Slam Australia

Current Status

May stated she likely won’t participate in future media scrums following this experience. She continues her storyline with Toni Storm, which draws inspiration from the classic film “All About Eve.”

Looking Ahead

The upcoming championship match at AEW Grand Slam Australia could mark a significant moment in the May-Storm storyline, potentially bringing their months-long narrative to a conclusion.

What’s your take?

Do you think wrestling media needs to provide more balanced coverage of women’s wrestling? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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Chase Morgan
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