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Toni Storm Distances Herself from Mariah May, Sparks Intrigue in AEW Absence

One big thing: Toni Storm claims to not know Mariah May

Toni Storm, former AEW Women’s World Champion, has seemingly disavowed any knowledge of Mariah May, her former friend and current title holder.

• Storm made the comment during a post-match interaction with Mina Shirakawa at a STARDOM event on September 28.
• When Shirakawa mentioned May as one of their best friends, Storm replied: “Mariah? I’ve never heard that name in my life…”
• This marks Storm’s first public comment about May since losing the AEW Women’s World Title to her at All In London on August 25.

Why it matters

Storm’s statement adds a layer of intrigue to her current absence from AEW programming and her relationship with the new champion.

• It suggests a potential storyline development or real-life tension between the former allies.
• The comment could be setting up a future confrontation or rivalry upon Storm’s return to AEW.

By the numbers

• Storm hasn’t wrestled for AEW in over a month since losing the title.
• Her STARDOM appearance on September 28 was her first match since All In London.

What’s next

Storm is scheduled to challenge Mayu Iwatani for the IWGP Women’s Championship on October 5.

• This match could provide insight into Storm’s current in-ring form and mindset.
• It remains unclear when Storm will return to AEW programming.

The bottom line

Toni Storm’s cryptic comment about Mariah May has sparked speculation among fans about the nature of their relationship and Storm’s future in AEW. As the wrestling world watches closely, the coming weeks may reveal more about this intriguing situation.

What do you think is the real story behind Toni Storm’s comment about Mariah May? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.

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