After facing off with her mentor, Toni Storm, Mariah May clinched the AEW Women's World Championship at the All-In event, and it is safe to say there was zero way her former mentor was losing this one to the fellow professional wrestler. Fans may be unaware of it, but the bout held at the Wembley Stadium was the final act of closure to a very heated rivalry between the two wrestlers. The anticipation preceding the contest had been immense, and the fighters did not disappoint in delivering, garnering applause from the audience and wrestling critics alike.
WWE diva Nikki Bella is one of the active superstars, and late last week, she expressed her opinions on the match on "The Nikki & Brie Show." Bella described the match as a must-see for those who would love to know more about wrestling. She was a huge fan of both and could not believe what both women had done in the ring, to the point that she stated: 'I was in awe.'
“Such great wrestlers and their performances at All In, I was just all gawks at,” stated Bella. “Fame to Toni Storm and Mariah May, if you do not like wrestling, there is a particular match that you can watch, but perhaps you’re like, I want to watch something anyway. Their match from AEW All In was awe-inspiring. The storytelling, the moves, oh my God, those women. It was just extraordinary.”
Nikki Bella Unexpected Praise
Bella also mentioned that at first, she did not intend to see the All In event in full. However, she was carried away by the long premiere show, especially by the match of Mariah May with Toni Storm. She also noted other memorable moments, such as Ricochet’s performance or Bryan Danielson's win at the AEW World Championship.
The compliments by Bella further enhance the already increasing popularity of the All In event. Her remarks also draw attention to the importance of the bout between Mariah May and Toni Storm, making it one of the highlights of women’s wrestling. Even now the audience’s and the critics’ appreciation of peoples work continues and they are undoubted stars in the industry.