Major AEW star sends heartfelt message to Bayley

A major AEW star sent a heartfelt message to WWE Superstar Bayley ahead of this week's episode of Dynamite. The former leader of Damage CTRL is currently aligned with Lyra Valkyria on RAW.

Ahead of this week's edition of AEW Dynamite, Mercedes Moné, formerly known as Sasha Banks in WWE, took to social media to send a heartfelt message to the RAW star. She reacted to a fan's post about a match they had five years ago that brought in a lot of viewers and stated that the former champion was "favorite Mark" to wrestle. You can check out Moné's message in the post below.

Bayley and Valkyria challenged Alexa Bliss and Charlotte Flair for the Women's Tag Team Championships on the October 27 episode of WWE RAW, but came up short. The unlikely duo also lost to The Kabuki Warriors this past Monday night on the red brand.

Former WWE writer Vince Russo praises Bayley

Wrestling legend Vince Russo recently praised Bayley for trying to make her gimmick work on WWE television.

Speaking on Sportskeeda Wrestling's Legion of RAW show, Russo noted that the 36-year-old's split personality gimmick was very silly. However, he complimented the veteran for trying to make it work and giving the character everything she had to try to get it over with wrestling fans.

"As ridiculous as this Bayley character is going to be, as bad as this is going to be, she is really committed to the bit, and she is really trying. She went above and beyond and over the top to try to get this over. But I'm sorry. I'm watching this, and it's very, very, very silly. But she is trying to get it over. I'll give her credit for trying to get it over," Russo said.

Sasha Banks walked out of the company alongside Naomi in 2022 due to creative differences. Naomi has since returned to the promotion and is currently on hiatus due to her pregnancy with SmackDown star Jimmy Uso. Only time will tell if Moné gets the opportunity to return to the promotion sometime down the line.

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Edited by Robert Lentini