AEW star Mercedes Mone recently commented on a decade-old WWE clip. She and Bayley have been good friends for many years. They shared great chemistry in the ring during their time in the global sports entertainment juggernaut. The duo even shows up at rival promotions to support each other. 10 years ago, they were involved in a blockbuster match.
At NXT Takeover: Respect, the CEO and Role Model wrestled in a 30-minute Iron Man match, where the former emerged victorious in a classic contest. This was also the last contest for the TBS Champion in the developmental brand, as she was transitioning to the main roster. In the past few days, their post-match interview has been circulating on social media.
The interview featured the two stars discussing their friendship and dedication to the sport. They seemed confident about meeting once again on a bigger stage. The duo also focused on the evolution of women's wrestling. Recently, Mercedes Mone took to X and responded with a single word to the clip.
"Wow. #WomensWrestlingmatters," she wrote.Mercedes Mone talks about Bayley's career
Bayley has been one of the nicest stars in the WWE locker room. Everybody has nothing but kind words for her, and she is also known for helping many young stars backstage.
While writing in Mone Mag, Mercedes Mone claimed that the Role Model will open her own wrestling school or be a WWE executive backstage after she retires.
“The subject of Bayley coaching the WWE’s women's roster one day came up in conversation recently. All I can say is that she’s been a natural leader for years and that coaching is something she's always talked about. I see her opening her own wrestling school someday, if not being an actual WWE executive when she hangs up her boots,” she wrote.It will be interesting to see if the two friends will ever share a ring in the future.
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Edited by Angana Roy