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Mercedes Mohn not only secured another championship title in Europe, but she also significantly boosted the promotions she collaborated with.
The AEW TBS champion made headlines this weekend by unexpectedly appearing at Pratercatchen in Vienna, Austria, but what followed may be the real story.
According to Fightful Select, Mohn’s presence in Europe greatly affected her earlier performances, particularly in Revpro’s High Stakes event. One insider noted that her involvement resulted in a substantial increase in viewership on Revpro’s streaming platform.
“One source highlighted the increase in Revproondemand metrics after Mohn’s appearance at Revpro High Stakes, mentioning that scheduling Mohn becomes challenging when independent promotions are active in Europe,” the report indicated.
The uptick in Revpro’s viewership clearly shows that Mohn is more than just a star; she is a transformative figure in European indie wrestling.
Following her win in Austria, she humorously tweeted, “You can call me 5 beltz mone!” She currently holds the TBS Championship, the EWA Women’s Championship, the British Women’s Championship, and the Women’s Owen Hart Foundation Tournament title at Double or Nothing.
She’s set to challenge Toni Storm for the AEW women’s title on July 12. However, even with AEW Gold in her sights, Mohn is engaging fans by asking where she should compete next. When someone suggested aiming for the IWGP Women’s Championship, she eagerly expressed her interest.
Mohn isn’t just creating history; she’s also making a financial impact. If the surge in Revpro’s streaming figures is any indication, her next venture could be even more significant.
Fan Take: This news is crucial for wrestling enthusiasts as it highlights how Mohn’s influence can elevate promotions like Revpro, drawing attention to independent wrestling circuits. Her growing popularity signals a potential shift in the landscape of women’s wrestling, showing that high-profile athletes can significantly affect the industry’s dynamics and profitability.
