One thing that hasn’t changed is how much I believe in what we can create with the AEW Women’s World Championship.
I’ve wanted this title since before I officially became part of AEW, and now that I have it, I’m thinking about all the places it can go and all the opportunities we can create around it.
Paris was another reminder of how global wrestling really is.
I want women in AEW to keep getting opportunities that haven’t existed before. I want us headlining in new places and creating moments that inspire the next generation of women who want to get into this business.
What I want for this division and what I want for this championship does not exist yet.
But with this championship in my hands, it will.
That is something I believe with my whole heart.
I’ve had to learn throughout my career that I can’t wait for somebody else to believe in my vision before I go after it.
This is what happens when you stop asking people for permission to be great.
And right now, even with everything life has thrown at me recently, I still feel that excitement when I think about what’s possible.
