Toni Storm says she doesn’t have a favorite moment from her AEW career just yet — but she’s certain it won’t be her “Hollywood Ending” with Mariah May.
Speaking with Denise Salcedo for “Instinct Culture,” the AEW Women’s World Champion was asked about standout moments from her run so far, but admitted that she hasn’t had one that truly defines her time in the company.
You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On her favorite AEW moments: “I don’t have a favorite. There have been so many scenes. So many films. So many moments. I couldn’t possibly pick one.”
On the Hollywood Ending: “I’m glad someone enjoyed it. I didn’t. Horrible ordeal. I’m glad it’s amusement for someone.”
AEW has filed a motion to transfer a lawsuit brought by a former crew member to federal court. The suit, filed last month by Christopher Dispensa, accuses the company of negligence and civil assault and battery. Dispensa, who worked with AEW on a contract basis through Broadcast Service Group, claims he sustained “severe neck and shoulder injuries” after being shoved to the ground by Jon Moxley during the May 10, 2023 episode of AEW Dynamite, amid Moxley’s match with Kenny Omega.
According to a report from Brandon Thurston, AEW submitted the motion on Thursday, seeking to move the case — originally filed in Michigan — to federal court. The company cited “diversity of citizenship,” as the parties are based in different states, and noted that the claim involves a lien exceeding $215,000. Federal court requirements stipulate that such cases must involve a claim over $75,000.
Dispensa alleges the shove from Moxley was not part of the scripted action and that he later required cervical fusion and shoulder surgeries, along with treatment for additional injuries.
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