Mercedes Moné wants to create her own faction in AEW.
Kamille debuted in AEW this week on Dynamite, standing side-by-side with the TBS Champion. The former NWA Women’s Champion helped Moné attack Britt Baker in the build up to their match at Wembley Stadium at All In.
Giving herself a bodyguard only adds to her heel character, and gives Shawn Michaels and Diesel vibes. The TBS Champion is looking to add more women to her group, to take that next step in evolving her character.
Mercedes Moné wrote in her Mone Mag newsletter about Kamille. She is excited to work with her and claims, “Even guys are scared of her!”.
“I can’t say I know her personally. Yet. She’s a former NWA women’s champion. She’s a bodybuilder, and she’s strong, and I’m definitely excited to work with her for these and many other reasons. To have a personal female bodyguard in your corner is an honor. Not to mention having someone like her who is so jacked that even guys are scared of her! What’s not to be excited about.”
Mercedes Moné: A Faction Gives More Opportunities For Women
Mercedes Moné continued on about adding more wrestlers to her faction. She thinks having more women around her will give her more opportunity to grow the brand for herself, and AEW.
She adds that it would give more opportunities for women, and she could help take them to high levels, globally.
“Tony Khan continues to activate the CEO in me. Getting me a bodyguard has me thinking about potentially starting a faction here in AEW. Yes, we all know factions in wrestling are cool. But for me, it goes even deeper, having a group of women alongside me helps me as a CEO to grow my board. In all seriousness, having other people help inside the ring gives me more free time to be the CEO outside the ring, serving Tony and the brand in greater ways. It’s one of the reasons he brought me here and one of the reasons I came: to provide more opportunities for women and to take them, and AEW, to even higher global levels. At the end of the day, having a bodyguard and a faction creates more opportunities and jobs for women.”
