One big thing: Mariah May captures AEW Women’s World Championship
In a stunning turn of events, Mariah May defeated “Timeless” Toni Storm to become the new AEW Women’s World Champion in a brutal and emotionally charged match.
Key moments:
• The match started with a fierce exchange, showcasing both wrestlers’ intensity.
• Mina Shirakawa, the new RevPro Undisputed British Women’s Champion, watched from the royal box, torn between allegiances.
• May shocked viewers by slapping her own mother at ringside, demonstrating her ruthless determination.
• Storm’s hesitation to use underhanded tactics against her former protégé ultimately cost her the title.
By the numbers:
• This marks Mariah May’s first major championship in AEW.
• The match lasted approximately 20 minutes, featuring multiple near-falls and high-impact moves.
Why it matters
This championship change signifies a seismic shift in AEW’s women’s division. May’s victory over her mentor Storm not only marks the end of Storm’s reign but also establishes May as a formidable force in the company. The emotional complexity of their relationship adds depth to the storyline, setting the stage for potential future encounters.
What they’re saying:
“She is like a horror movie villain, rising up, blood on her face,” said Tony Schiavone, describing May’s resilience during the match.
What’s next
With Mariah May as the new champion, the AEW women’s division is poised for fresh matchups and storylines. The fallout from this emotional battle between mentor and protégé will likely dominate upcoming episodes of AEW programming.
How do you think Mariah May’s championship win will impact the AEW women’s division? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
