Willow Nightingale Thinks It's About Time For A Women's Blood & Guts Match

Willow also spoke on how it would mean a lot to shatter barriers in terms of having inter-gender wrestling on AEW. She talked about the tag match with Swerve Strickland vs. Marina Shafir and Jon Moxley, saying "It’s something that I wear with pride to be one of the people that really helped push the boundaries."

Giving Women More Of A Spotlight In AEW

Willow pointed out that fans say the women's division in AEW is just as good as the men's and that is completely true. Having names like Athena, Toni Storm, Mercedes Mone, Kris Statlander, and several others is total proof of that.

One thing that All Elite Wrestling can do better with in terms of this stacked division is give them more of a spotlight. Having been around since 2019 and airing numerous pay-per-view events per year, not a single one of them has seen women close the show.

That isn't because they haven't earned it, either. Feuds like Nightingale vs. Statlander, Mone vs. Storm, or Storm vs. Mariah May could all have easily main evented their respective shows.

On top of that, the number of matches women typically have on a big card is a bit limited. All In Texas is a great example of that, as it had 12 matches, including the Zero Hour matches, and only two of them focused on women's wrestling.

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