Mercedes Mone suffered a brutal Mercedes Mone injury AEW All In 2026 moment inside Wembley Stadium, confirming she broke her nose early in the match before defeating Willow Nightingale to capture the AEW Women’s World Championship. Despite needing immediate stitches backstage, the newly crowned champion pushed through severe physical damage to walk away with the title on one of the biggest stages in professional wrestling history.
A Hard-Hitting Battle at Wembley
The title bout against Willow Nightingale served as the culmination of an intense rivalry. Nightingale entered the stadium fighting through a previously broken hand, setting the stage for a physical encounter. Mone revealed that the damage to her face occurred right at the opening bell.
Immediately following the match, Mone visited the medical team backstage to receive stitches before joining the press conference to speak with reporters.
“I haven’t even had time to process winning this,” Mone said. “I finally get to look at the title because straight after the match I had to go to the doctor to get stitches for my nose that she broke right at the beginning. All of our emotions, frustrations, and history were right there in the ring. We gave it our all.”
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Reaching the Top of the AEW Women’s Division
Despite the injury, Mone secured the pinfall to claim the championship. The victory solidifies her position at the top of All Elite Wrestling, marking a definitive chapter in her run with the company.
Reflecting on her journey and the significance of winning gold at Wembley Stadium, Mone emphasized the depth of talent across the roster:
“To be able to really say I am the CEO of the AEW Women’s Division, I’m honored,” Mone stated. “This women’s division is the best in the world. Every woman that I’ve ever stepped in the ring with here has given me their absolute all. Wembley tonight was everything.”
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What’s Next for Mercedes Mone and the AEW Women’s Division? (My Take)
Now that the “CEO” has won the AEW Women’s World Championship, every wrestler in the locker room will be coming after her. With her broken nose, fans are waiting to see if Mone needs some time to heal or if she will show up on the next episode of AEW Dynamite to celebrate.
In my view, this victory is huge for AEW. Mone brings big star power, but fighting through a broken nose shows that she is tough and ready to defend her spot. Having a champion who battles through real pain makes the entire division look much stronger.
Other top stars are already waiting for their chance to challenge her. As Mone deals with her injury, the women’s division is entering an exciting new phase, and I think we are about to see some of the best title matches of the year.
Gaurav Sharma
Founder & Lead Writer, Wrestling Nightmare
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