Snoop Dogg sends a message to Mercedes Mone following the AEW star’s huge accomplishment

The world-renowned rapper Snoop Dogg sent a message to Mercedes Mone after her recent big achievement. He sent the message through a social media post by sharing Mone's clip as well.

Mercedes Mone is considered one of the best women's wrestlers in the world. Aside from being the TBS Champion for more than 500 days, Mercedes holds 11 more title belts from around the world. The CEO recently achieved another accomplishment, being revealed as No. 1 on this year's PWI 250 list.

Following Mone's massive achievement, the popular rapper and her cousin, Snoop Dogg sent a heartfelt message through his recent Instagram post. He shared a clip of Mercedes doing her 'CEO' dance and saying she is No. 1. Snoop Dogg also wrote the following caption for his cousin:

"Get em cuzzo 👊🏿✅ @mercedesmone"

Interestingly, Mercedes took notice of the above post by Snoop Dogg and commented with a heart emoji below the post.

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Veteran pitched Mercedes Mone to vacate all her titles outside AEW

While Mercedes Mone has been holding 12 title belts in total, she is set to challenge Kris Statlander for the AEW Women's World Championship at Full Gear 2025 on November 22.

The wrestling veteran, Tommy Dreamer recently pitched that Mercedes should win the AEW Women's World title and vacate all her other titles afterwards to be a bigger heel. Speaking on Busted Open, Dreamer said the following:

"I would have Mercedes win. And just to be a bigger douche, vacate every title, which then goes to [her saying], I'm not putting everybody over but due to my hectic schedule, make her a bigger heel. I'm only acknowledging this title, almost like everything you did was a stepping stone to get to what you wanted. But then vacate every other title you have because this is the most meaningful, which then also puts that light in that title for being the biggest one."

Mercedes Mone also competed in the first-ever women's blood and guts match this past Wednesday, and it remains to be seen if she becomes the AEW Women's World Champion at Full Gear.