Just hours before the kickoff of Super Bowl LX, Mercedes Moné reflected on her remarkable comeback year, likening it to the New England Patriots’ unexpected path to the championship. On February 8, 2026, the AEW CEO took to Twitter to support her hometown Patriots and highlight how being underestimated fueled her own success throughout 2025.
Moné’s Triumphant Year in Wrestling Mirrors Patriots’ Resilience
Moné’s tweet captured the spirit of overcoming adversity:
“My @Patriots and I have a lot in common. Not just that we’re from Boston; all year, we were counted out! I responded by stacking titles, breaking records, and making history while becoming @SInow Wrestler of the Year. My Patriots went out and won the AFC title. Lesson? Never count out Boston. Now, go finish the job. LFG. 🏆🔥”
– Mercedes Moné, AEW CEO
Throughout 2025, Moné dominated the wrestling scene by winning 13 titles across various promotions, culminating with a victory at House of Glory’s Superclash event. Although she has begun relinquishing some championships, her impact secured her the prestigious Wrestler of the Year recognition from Sports Illustrated.
The Significance of Doubt and Redemption in Sports and Wrestling
Much like the Patriots, Moné’s bounce back was not universally anticipated, making her achievements all the more significant. She now looks to her hometown team to replicate that spirit as they prepare to face the Seattle Seahawks in tonight’s Super Bowl LX. Her parallel between their journeys emphasizes a shared narrative of resilience, determination, and defying expectations.
What This Could Mean for the Patriots and Fans Alike
Mercedes Moné’s outspoken support adds an emotional layer to the Patriots’ campaign, reinforcing the idea that setbacks are often the backdrop for historic comebacks. Her own story reinforces a hopeful message: perseverance can lead to record-breaking success, both in wrestling and football. Fans will be watching closely to see if the Patriots can complete a similar story of triumph under pressure.
My @Patriots and I have a lot in common. Not just that we’re from Boston; all year, we were counted out! I responded by stacking titles, breaking records, and making history while becoming @SInow Wrestler of the Year. My Patriots went out and won the AFC title. Lesson? Never…
— Último Moné (@MercedesVarnado) February 8, 2026
