AEW Champion Hits Major Milestone

Mercedes Mone reaches one year as AEW TBS Champion, holding an undefeated singles record in AEW.

AEW Champion Hits Major Milestone
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  • Mercedes Mone has completed one year as AEW TBS Champion, winning the title on May 26, 2024, and successfully defending it 17 times against top competitors.
  • She remains undefeated in AEW singles matches and won the 2025 Owen Hart Foundation Women's Tournament, defeating Jamie Hayter in the finals.
  • In her newsletter, Mone credited AEW for reigniting her passion for wrestling and expressed gratitude for the opportunity to compete at the highest level, calling the past year transformative for her career.
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Mercedes Mone has officially completed one year as AEW TBS Champion. She initially captured the title from Willow Nightingale at AEW Double or Nothing 2024 on May 26.

Throughout her year-long reign, Mercedes Mone has successfully defended the TBS Championship 17 times. Her notable victories include matches against Kris Statlander, Hikaru Shida, Britt Baker, Stephanie Vaquer, and Anna Jay. Mercedes Mone also maintains an undefeated record in singles competition within AEW.

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At AEW Double or Nothing 2025, Mercedes Mone further solidified her standing by winning the Owen Hart Foundation Women’s Tournament, defeating Jamie Hayter in the finals.

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Recently, in her newsletter, Mone Magazine, she conveyed that AEW has “reignited her passion and love for professional wrestling.” Mercedes Mone also stated that AEW and Tony Khan provided her the opportunity “to compete among the best women and men in the industry,” which has pushed her to “elevate her performance.” She characterized the past year as one of the most “transformative in her career,” emphasizing her commitment to “leaving a lasting legacy in wrestling.”

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Article Author Patricki Chites
I’m a professional wrestling journalist with over 15 years of experience in the industry. My passion began when I created my first WWE-focused project as a teenager, and I’ve been refining my craft ever since. Throughout my career, I’ve earned multiple awards as a recognized expert writer in the field.