At AEW All In, Mercedes Mone was unsuccessful in capturing the AEW Women’s Championship, but she still holds multiple titles, including the RevPro Undisputed British Women’s Championship. She defended this title in the main event of Revolutionary Pro Wrestling’s summer Sizzler event last Friday against Safire Reed, a promising British wrestler and former Eve champion. Reed earned this title shot by winning a number one contender tournament earlier in the month, defeating competitors like Kanji and Emelshin Jain. However, Reed’s winning streak ended at this match.
In the closing moments, Reed attempted her signature Springboard Head Butt, but Mone countered and quickly executed a maker, securing the pinfall and retaining her championship. This defense marked Mone’s second during her reign, the first being at RevPro’s High Stakes event in Doncaster, England, where she defeated the former Progress Women’s Champion Kanji. Mone initially won the RevPro British Women’s Championship by defeating Mina Shirakawa, who holds the NJPW Strong Women’s Championship, at AEW x NJPW Wrestle Dynasty. Despite her loss at Sizzler, Reed expressed gratitude for the opportunity and thanked both Mercedes Mone and RevPro.
Fan Take: This news is significant for AEW fans as it highlights Mercedes Mone’s growing dominance across multiple promotions, reinforcing her as a top competitor in the women’s wrestling scene. Her continued success in holding and defending titles internationally elevates AEW’s profile and adds intrigue to the evolving global wrestling landscape.
