Professional wrestler and entertainer Mercedes Moné captured the AEW Women’s World Championship at Wembley Stadium during AEW All In 2026 on August 30. Moné defeated defending champion Willow Nightingale in a 22-minute co-main event, securing her first reign with the promotion's top women's title.
The match marked the fourth title showdown between Moné and Nightingale, continuing a storied rivalry that began in 2023. Moné targeted Nightingale's injured left hand throughout the physical contest before locking in her signature Statement Maker submission to force the victory.
Following the milestone win in London, Moné appeared on the September 2 broadcast of AEW Dynamite to celebrate her championship victory with fans. The title win adds to an impressive AEW resume that includes a record-setting 18-month reign as TBS Champion.
With the AEW Women’s World Championship officially in hand, Moné is set to lead the company's women's division as new challengers emerge across AEW and Ring of Honor programming.
