Mercedes Moné Loses 2 Titles at RevPro High States 2026 | Wrestling News
Wolverhampton, England – Mercedes Moné’s recent hiatus from All Elite Wrestling (AEW) has seen her continue to compete on the independent circuit, but a recent appearance at RevPro’s High States 2026 event resulted in the loss of two championship titles. Facing Alexxis Falcon, Moné relinquished the Discovery Wrestling and Bodyslam Scandinavian women’s titles, ending reigns that began in August and October of 2025, respectively.
The defeat adds another layer to a complex period for Moné, who stepped away from AEW following a loss to Willow Nightingale for the TBS Championship at New Year’s Smash. Despite this setback, she remains the women’s champion of three other promotions, and is currently scheduled to defend one of those titles at WPW’s Fight at the Museum on .
The loss to Falcon marks a significant shift in Moné’s championship status. While she entered the match holding five titles, she now possesses three. A social media post following the match highlighted the change, with one user lamenting, “MERCEDES MONÉ’S IS DEFEATED BY ALEXIS FALCON AND HAS LOST HER BODYSLAM SCANDINAVIAN AND DISCOVERY SCOTLAND WOMEN’S CHAMPION TITLES! SHE’S NOW ONLY 3 BELTS MONÉ, THE DOWNFALL CONTINUES😭😭😭😭.”
Moné’s decision to compete outside of AEW during her time away has raised eyebrows among fans and industry observers. While the reasons for her departure from AEW remain officially undisclosed, her continued activity in other promotions suggests a desire to remain active and engaged in professional wrestling. The RevPro appearance, and subsequent title losses, underscore the challenges of balancing commitments across multiple organizations.
The match against Alexxis Falcon was a notable event in itself, showcasing the talent within the RevPro roster. Falcon’s victory represents a significant achievement in her career, establishing her as a force to be reckoned with in the independent wrestling scene. The outcome as well highlights the competitive landscape of women’s wrestling, where established stars like Moné face rising challengers eager to make a name for themselves.
Looking ahead, Moné’s scheduled title defense at WPW’s Fight at the Museum will be closely watched. The event provides an opportunity for her to reaffirm her championship credentials and potentially regain momentum following the losses at RevPro. The nature of her AEW absence continues to be a topic of speculation, and her performance in the coming weeks could offer clues about her future plans.
The situation also raises questions about the broader dynamics of championship recognition in professional wrestling. With Moné holding titles across multiple promotions, the value and prestige of each championship can become diluted. While fans often appreciate the spectacle of a wrestler collecting titles, the logistical and promotional challenges of managing multiple reigns can be considerable.
The independent wrestling circuit provides a platform for wrestlers to hone their skills and build their brands outside of the major promotions. For Moné, competing in RevPro and WPW allows her to maintain ring rust and connect with fans in different markets. However, the risk of losing titles, as demonstrated by the recent defeat to Falcon, is an inherent part of the equation.
The coming weeks will be crucial for Mercedes Moné as she navigates her current situation. Her performance at WPW’s Fight at the Museum, coupled with any potential developments regarding her AEW status, will shape the narrative surrounding her career. The wrestling world will be watching closely to see how she responds to this latest chapter in her journey.
The loss of the Discovery Wrestling and Bodyslam Scandinavian titles is a clear indication that Moné’s path is not without obstacles. While she remains a highly regarded and accomplished wrestler, her recent setbacks serve as a reminder that even the most dominant performers are vulnerable to defeat. The challenge now is to overcome these challenges and continue to build upon her legacy in the sport.