Breaking Ultimo Dragon’s record and becoming 13 Belts Moné was one of the greatest accomplishments of my life—and it was not easy. I defended championships across multiple countries, against countless opponents, on every stage imaginable. I didn’t just break the record—I smashed it and made it global. Whether I was wrestling in front of 500 people or 5,000, I gave everything I had as a fighting champion and an even hungrier competitor. This body of work defines my legacy.
Wrestling in the Tokyo Dome was a dream I’ve had since I was 13 years old. To do it for NJPW, to face my friend Mina, and to kick off 2025 by winning the RevPro Championship—that moment will live with me forever.
And then there was Arena México.
I always dreamed of wrestling there—but I never imagined I’d main event it. Doing so for AEW, and then performing for the CMLL Women’s Champion by defeating Zeuxis, in front of the highest-paid attendance for an all-women’s event, was beyond anything I ever thought possible.
