Thekla Becomes Number One Contender for AEW Women's World Championship at All Out
By defeating Willow Nightingale at the All Out event, Thekla secured the position of number one contender for the AEW Women's World Championship.
Facing Willow Nightingale in an All Elite Wrestling match, Thekla defeated her opponent to earn the number one contender spot for the AEW Women's World Championship and secured a title match at WrestleDream.
Critical Match on All Out Night
In the match held on the All Out night of the All Elite Wrestling organization, Thekla and Willow Nightingale squared off.
During the match, it was observed that Willow Nightingale's hand injury continued to affect her, and this situation influenced the course of the match.
Moves Leading to Victory
Taking advantage of her opponent's injury, Thekla delivered a kick to her knee and then followed up with hard strikes to her injured hand and head.
Following these moves, Thekla managed to pin her opponent and emerged victorious from the match.
Path to the Championship Before WrestleDream
With this victory, Thekla officially rose to the number one contender position for the AEW Women's World Championship.
This result confirmed that a match will take place between current champion Mercedes Moné and Thekla at the upcoming WrestleDream event.
Background of the Championship Rivalry
Willow Nightingale had lost the belt to Mercedes Moné at the All In event held in August and was aiming to regain the title.
Thekla and Mercedes Moné have been among the names that drew attention by establishing great dominance in the women's division throughout the year.
Belt History and Record Potential
Defeating Kris Statlander in a strap match held in February, Thekla had held the belt for 165 days from February to July.
If Thekla manages to win the championship in the upcoming match, she could achieve the title of the third female wrestler, following Toni Storm and Hikaru Shida, to win the belt at least twice.