Posted on 11/11/125 by Colin Vassallo
Mercedes Mone was crowned the queen in the Pro Wrestling
Illustrated Top 250 Women chart.
Carrying 12 titles, it was not a surprise to see Mone top
the list even though the public sentiment might differ on
this particular choice. Mone was not even in the 2024 list
because she did not have enough matches by the time the list
was compiled.
Coming in at #2 was last year’s #1, Toni Storm. Storm, with
her Timeless character, has been a mainstay on AEW
television for a few years now and has been the face of AEW
women’s wrestling, certainly a deserved spot for the young
star from New Zealand.
Rounding up the top 5 were Saya Kamitani in third, Tiffany
Stratton in fourth, and Stephanie Vaquer in fifth place.
The rest of the top 10 included Iyo Sky in sixth, Athena in
seventh, Sareee in eight, Naomi in ninth, and Rhea Ripley in
tenth place.
That means that AEW had three, WWE had five, and Japan with
two entries.
The digital version of the Top 250 Women Pro Wrestling
Illustrated magazine is available today while the print
version comes out tomorrow.