F ormer AEW Women's World Champion, Toni Storm, announced her retirement in an interview only yesterday, when she was quoted as saying: “I’m not used to being a loser... I’v

Former AEW Women's Champion Timeless Toni Storm has shockingly announced that she is retiring from professional wrestling after "being such a failure."

Toni Storm is leaving pro wrestling. After losing the AEW Women’s World Championship to Mariah May at All In 2024, and following losses in both NJPW and CMLL, Storm told SB Nation in an exclusive interview (and in a style all of her own) that there’s nothing left for her in the sport.

After several major losses, former AEW Women's World Champion Toni Storm says she might be done with wrestling.

Have we truly seen the last of Timeless Toni Storm? All Elite Wrestling‘s Toni Storm recently spoke with James Dator of SB Nation and claimed that due to her recent losses in AEW, STARDOM, and CMLL, she has decided to retire from professional wrestling.

AEW star and former AEW Women's World Champion, Toni Storm, has announced her retirement from pro wrestling. During an interview with SB Nation, the former champion revealed the news and stated that she simply isn't used to being a loser.

Toni Storm, a popular AEW wrestler, has sparked rumors of retirement and a potential return to WWE. Despite her success in AEW, including three reigns

Former AEW Women's World Champion announces her plan to retire from wrestling and how AEW will do with Mariah May as champion.

The AEW wrestler and former AEW Women’s World Champion Toni Storm has already put an end to her professional wrestling career. Storm made a shocking revelation unexplained during the interview with SB Nation,

Explore the latest insights into Toni Storm's wrestling career, net worth in 2024, her current salary at AEW, and the shocking news of her retirement from professional wrestling.

AEW gets a lot of things right and some things wrong, but where they struggled for many years was with their women's division. Sadly, the women's roster was often seen as an afterthought, with the ladies getting their required one quick match per show and that's it.