Mercedes Mone shockingly drops multiple f-bombs on AEW Collision

This past Wednesday, Mercedes Mone caught her AEW All In: Texas opponent Toni Storm off guard and laid her out. The CEO sent the reigning Women's World Champion a profanity-filled message on the latest edition of Collision.

After Toni Storm blindsided her with a German Suplex following her title win at Grand Slam Mexico, Mercedes Mone retaliated by ambushing The Timeless One at the start of this week's episode of AEW Dynamite. The 2025 Women's Owen Hart Cup winner locked Storm in her signature submission move, the Statement Maker, and kept the hold on until All Elite officials and eventually Mina Shirakawa arrived to stop her assault.

On this Thursday's edition of Collision, Mercedes cut a promo on the AEW Women's World Champion, listing her newly won accolades and promising to claim The Illustrious One's title as well.

"You're a mark, just like all of these fans, but me, I'm a true star, darling. I'm Six Belts Mone, a global champion, soon to be Seven Belts Mone. And Toni, you're right about one thing, you're not just some motherf****r, you're the motherf****r that's gonna get so f****d over at All In: Texas. Because Toni, this is my movie, because this is my story," said Mercedes. [0:44 - 01:20]

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Mone will defend her TBS Championship against Storm's close ally Mina Shirakawa next week on the 300th episode of Dynamite.

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