Mercedes Mone lost the Undisputed British Women’s Championship to Alex Windsor at AEW Collision: Holiday Bash. Despite remaining undefeated in AEW singles competition except for title challenges against Toni Storm and Kris Stadtlander, Mone recently lost the ROH Women’s TV Championship to Red Velvet at Final Battle. However, she successfully defended the TBS Championship against Layla Gray and had an open challenge on Saturday’s show. Alex Windsor accepted, fought fiercely, and secured the win with a backslide pin, ending Mone’s impressive 346-day reign. Windsor reclaimed the title she previously held for 769 days between 2021 and 2023.
This month, Mone dropped both the Women’s Television Championship and the Undisputed British Women’s Championship, meaning she has lost four different titles recently. These include the RevPro British Women’s Title and Southside Wrestling’s Queen of Southside title, which together form the Undisputed British Title, as well as two belts that comprise the ROH TV title—an interim title won from Mina Shirakawa and the original title held by Red Velvet. Looking ahead, Mone will challenge for the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship held by Toni Storm and Mina Shirakawa at the World’s End event, alongside ROH Women’s World Champion Athena.
Fan Take: This title change shakes up the AEW women’s division and signals a shift in the championship landscape that fans should watch closely. Mercedes Mone’s string of recent losses could fuel a thrilling comeback storyline, adding fresh intrigue and rivalries in AEW.
