Mercedes Monet’s Historic Title Slip: First Loss in ROH Final Showdown!

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Mercedes Monet experienced her first significant defeat since joining Ring of Honor, losing the Women’s World Television Championship to Red Velvet at Final Battle.

This defeat marks the first title Mone has lost in her post-WWE career, bringing her total championship count down to 12.

The match had an interesting backstory. Mone had previously captured the interim ROH Women’s World TV Title, but Velvet had to step back due to a serious neck injury and dislocated shoulder. Eventually, they faced off in AEW’s high-profile unification match during Dynamite/Collision, where Mone emerged victorious as the undisputed champion.

However, at Final Battle, Red Velvet seized her opportunity for redemption. After a hard-fought battle, Mone executed her submission move, the “Statement Maker,” seemingly securing her victory. Yet, Velvet demonstrated her ring awareness by bouncing off the ropes and reversing the submission into a deep pinning hold, leading to a three-count before Mone could escape.

In an instant, Velvet reclaimed the title she had technically not lost, while Mone’s unbeaten title streak in ROH came to an unexpected end. While Mone has a wealth of accomplishments within the promotion, this loss could alter her momentum and shake up the ROH women’s division. Red Velvet now stands as the undisputed champion, forcing Monet to regroup after this surprising title loss.

What do you think: will Mercedes Monet rebound from this setback stronger than ever, or has Red Velvet established herself as the new leading figure in ROH’s women’s division? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

Fan Take: This news is significant for wrestling fans as it not only alters the dynamics of the ROH women’s division but also introduces a fresh storyline with Red Velvet as champion. It could also set the stage for an exciting rivalry, potentially drawing in more viewers and energizing the wrestling landscape.

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