Toni Storm didn’t have a successful debut at Arena Mexico.
The former Women’s Champion competed in her first CMLL match at Super Viernes on October 18th. Toni Storm was originally set for an earlier match against La Catalina, but Hurricane Milton delayed her arrival to CMLL.
After the unfortunate delay, the two competitors finally met in the ring. However, the three-time Women’s Champion was defeated by the Chilean star.
Storm has not been seen in the promotion since she lost the title to Mariah May at All In. Since then she returned to Japan to compete for STARDOM in losing fights against IWGP Women’s Champion Mayu Iwatani.
Despite her losses in the past few months, Storm was credited as the best women’s wrestler in the PWI list due to her amazing run as women’s champion that lasted for 281 days.
Toni Storm Number 1 In PWI Women’s 250; Top 10 Also Announced
On October 15th, Pro Wrestling Illustrated announced its annual Women’s 250 rankings and the Timeless star has been awarded the top spot. TNA Knockouts Champion Jordynne Grace ranked 2nd with WWE star Rhea Ripley taking third. Ripley was the winner of the award in 2023. The top 10 is as follows:
- Toni Storm
- Jordynne Grace
- Rhea Ripley
- Maika
- Stephanie Vaquer
- Sareee
- Bayley
- Willow Nightingale
- Mariah May
- Athena
The current Women’s Champion, Mariah May, who is ranked 9th, has successfully defended her title several times since defeating Storm at the second All In event at Wembley Stadium. May was formerly mentored by Storm but turned on her mentor in a brutal attack after winning the third Owen Hart Classic.
In other news, Toni Storm sent another warning to former WWF Women’s Champion Wendi Richter.
Currently at a loss, Toni Storm may have teased her next venture.