A high-stakes TBS Championship match has been added to the upcoming AEW Grand Slam event in Australia. After weeks of relentless persuasion, Harley Cameron has finally secured her title shot against Mercedes Moné.
On the Feb. 8 episode of Collision, Harley hosted her Halftime Harley show, where she performed "The Moné Train" alongside a Mercedes Moné puppet. The segment was quickly interrupted by Moné herself, who dismissed Harley as an unworthy challenger and claimed the puppet was a better wrestler than her.
Undeterred, Harley taunted the champion further, insisting she simply wanted a title match in her home country.
The situation escalated when Harley landed a hard shot on Moné, knocking her out. In response, Moné finally accepted the match, vowing to humiliate Harley in front of her friends and family at AEW Grand Slam.
Elsewhere on Collision, Thunder Rosa encountered Megan Bayne backstage. Rosa attempted to welcome Bayne, but the newcomer remained silent. Later in the night, Rosa faced Penelope Ford in a singles match, emerging victorious with the Tijuana Bomb in her home state of Texas. However, Bayne's music hit post-match, and she made her way to the ring, much to Rosa's displeasure. Before Rosa could react, Ford blindsided her, and Bayne delivered a devastating F5, leaving Rosa laid out in the ring.
Additionally, AEW Women’s World Champion Mariah May showcased her dominance in a Glamour Exhibition Match, a quick 30-second squash against Shay KarMichael. Post-match, May draped KarMichael in a black cloak and lipstick, mimicking Toni Storm’s signature look. Just as May reveled in her act, Storm replaced KarMichael in the ring, launching an attack. May barely escaped through the crowd before Storm could exact revenge. The two are set to face off at AEW Grand Slam on Feb. 15.
With the stakes at an all-time high, AEW Grand Slam promises to be an unforgettable night of action and drama.
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