Wrestling Star Reflects on Journey and Future in AEW
- Professional wrestler Mercedes Moné, also known as Sasha Banks, discusses her contribution to women's wrestling.
- She reflects on her journey as she prepares for a match at AEW: All In.
- Mercedes Moné played a pivotal role in gaining respect for women's wrestling in the mainstream.
In a candid reflection, a prominent female wrestler recounts her journey from being discouraged by her mother to becoming a trailblazer in the wrestling world. Initially captivated by WWE, she faced skepticism about the impact of professional wrestling on her life. However, her dedication to the sport led her to WWE’s developmental brand, NXT, where she honed her skills alongside fellow wrestlers Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair, and Bayley, collectively known as the Four Horsewomen. The wrestler recalls the intense training and commitment required to succeed, emphasizing the camaraderie and shared mission of the Horsewomen to revolutionize women’s wrestling. A pivotal moment in her career came when she won her first NXT Women’s Championship, a victory that underscored the progress women were making in the sport. The lead-up to WrestleMania 32 marked another significant milestone, as she prepared to compete for the inaugural WWE women’s championship, a moment that highlighted the growing recognition of female athletes in wrestling. Now, having signed with All Elite Wrestling (AEW), she is poised to continue her mission of elevating women’s wrestling. She expresses excitement about the future, particularly in showcasing the talent of current wrestlers like Toni Storm. As she prepares for the upcoming event, All In, she is determined to demonstrate the lasting impact of women in wrestling and ensure that their presence is firmly established in the industry.