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AEW boasts one of the most formidable women’s divisions in professional wrestling today. However, it often feels like an afterthought.

In this episode, we delve into the growing frustration with Tony Khan’s booking decisions for AEW’s women’s division. We explore why possessing elite talent is insufficient if it is not provided with adequate time, compelling storylines, or consistent development. From emerging stars such as Megan Bayne and Zayda Steel to established figures like Britt Baker, Hikaru Shida, and Deonna Purrazzo, this roster is exceptionally talented.

Despite this, we question why we continue to receive only one segment per show. Furthermore, we examine the emerging perception that storylines involving Toni Storm or Mercedes Moné receive significantly more attention, build, and storytelling compared to others.

Additionally, we address the following points:

• Why Willow Nightingale should be a central babyface

• The improper utilization of Athena and Billie Starkz

• Why Harley Cameron has not been fully utilized

• What AEW must change to avoid this becoming a significant missed opportunity This discussion is not rooted in hatred but rather in frustration, as the potential for greatness is readily apparent.

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