Mercedes Moné has solidified her status as one of wrestling’s most dominant figures in 2025 by amassing an unprecedented nine championship belts. As she prepares for the highly anticipated Forbidden Door event on August 24, Moné continues to wrestle nearly every night, demonstrating unmatched dedication to her craft and aiming to prove herself as the top female wrestler worldwide. Her relentless schedule has recently added another title to her growing collection.
On August 20, during an episode of Dynamite, Moné teamed with Athena before defeating Emersyn Jayne to capture the Discovery Wrestling Scottish Women’s Championship. Remarkably, she returned to the ring the following day to team up with Dani Luna and Kanji, showcasing her stamina and commitment ahead of Forbidden Door.
Details of Mercedes Moné’s Championship Titles and Reign
Following her victory over Jayne, Mercedes Moné now possesses nine championship belts, with seven currently active. Her accolades include the AEW TBS Championship, CMLL Women’s World Championship, Rev Pro’s Undisputed British Women’s Championship, and the newly acquired Discovery Wrestling Scottish Women’s Championship. She also holds titles from independent wrestling promotions in Italy, Poland, and Austria, expanding her global recognition.
Among these championships is the Queen of Southside title, which is inactive after being unified with the Undisputed British Women’s Championship. Additionally, Moné earned a belt commemorating her triumph in the 2025 Owen Hart Cup, further cementing her impressive track record.
Addressing Rumors About Mercedes Moné’s Creative Control in AEW
Speculation about Mercedes Moné’s presumed creative control within AEW has grown due to her extraordinary success and near-perfect win record since joining the promotion. However, both AEW CEO Tony Khan and multiple sources have refuted these rumors. In a recent interview, Moné herself dismissed the idea of having creative control, explaining that she collaborates with whoever management assigns her to work with. She praised AEW’s women’s division as the strongest in the wrestling world.
Moné is scheduled to defend her AEW TBS Championship at the AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door event, where she will face Alex Windsor, Bozilla, and Persephone in a high-stakes match that highlights her continued dominance.
“I work with whoever Khan wants me to work with.” —Mercedes Moné
“AEW’s women’s division is the best in the world.” —Mercedes Moné
Upcoming Match Highlights and Broader Wrestling Context
As Mercedes Moné readies for her title defense at Forbidden Door, the wrestling world is witnessing notable developments across promotions. John Cena recently scored a significant win over Logan Paul on WWE SmackDown, while Jordynne Grace has openly expressed hopes for the return of a controversial former WWE star. Meanwhile, Chelsea Green’s family connections remain overlooked by WWE, sparking conversations among fans and wrestlers alike.
On the AEW side, MJF has shared aspirations to work alongside WWE legends in his acting pursuits, and the WWE SmackDown closing segment featuring Logan Paul needed to be reshot after a botched performance. Additionally, WWE has confirmed two title matches during its upcoming SmackDown event in France, and a WWE Hall of Famer has recommended an ideal opponent for Chris Jericho’s anticipated return feud. Bayley recently commemorated the anniversary of a pivotal WWE match that she credits with shaping her career.
The Importance of Mercedes Moné’s Record-Breaking Achievements
Mercedes Moné’s accumulation of nine championship belts ahead of Forbidden Door is a historic feat that reflects her versatility, work ethic, and exceptional skill within the wrestling world. Holding multiple titles across numerous countries and promotions enhances her international influence and elevates the prestige of the championships she represents. Her presence at Forbidden Door, where she will defend the AEW TBS Championship against formidable challengers, promises to be a highlight of the event, underscoring her role as a key figure in women’s professional wrestling.
