WWE Hall of Famer offers to immediately crown Mercedes Mone as the World Champion of his company

A WWE veteran has made a major statement regarding AEW star Mercedes Mone. Booker T has been one of the most beloved stars in the pro wrestling industry. In 2005, he started a small promotion named Pro Wrestling Alliance, which is now known as Reality of Wrestling. He sent out an interesting invitation to the reigning TBS Champion.

The CEO has had a great 2025. She has been a record-breaking champion and is currently holding 12 titles, breaking Ultimo Dragon's previous record. She will be going after another championship at Full Gear as she faces AEW Women's World Champion Kris Statlander.

While speaking on the Hall of Fame podcast, Booker T invited Mercedes Mone to show up on Reality of Wrestling. He also claimed that if she does make an appearance, she will win the women's title.

“Yeah. Hell yeah. Without a shadow of a doubt, without even thinking about it. You want to come to Reality of Wrestling, drop me a line. We’ll get you in. We’ll even put the title on you for it. Let’s call it right now — you want another one, another two women’s titles? If Moné wants the Reality of Wrestling titles, come on down here and get them. No problem. I’ll sign it right now. Come on down, Mercedes," Booker said. [H/T - Ringside News]

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Bully Ray criticized Mercedes Mone's run

The TBS Champion has been winning titles from every minor and major company in the past few months. The championships are featured on TV every week, and some promotions saw viewership growth after their titles were shown.

While speaking on Busted Open Radio, Bully said that the titles don't matter as they aren't getting mentioned on TV.

"She's doing that original Ultimo Dragon-type thing. The championships from these other companies don't matter nearly as much as the AEW championships she carries, but do you think it's doing anything for these other independent wrestling championships? Are they getting mentioned?" he said.

It remains to be seen if Mercedes Mone wins her 13th title at Full Gear.