Speaking on his What Happened When podcast, Tony Schiavone shared his thoughts on the segment. "I think it’s absolutely one of the best segments we have ever done. I told RJ City, who obviously works hard with those two girls, he’s a great talent, I told him, ‘Buddy, that was a fucking ten. Just a ten,'" Schiavone said.

She seemed shaken when her rival emerged in her old persona last Saturday on AEW Collision, but she was back to her arrogant self on Dynamite. Toni will be back this Saturday, which will probably provide more debate fodder to the wrestling world.

After being gone for months and returning with her original gimmick, Timeless Toni Storm has finally returned to AEW. And she's coming straight for Mariah May.

Despite the recent excellent performances and fan reception of the likes of Toni Storm and other major AEW names on the roster, it seems this has not translated to success.

When The Takedown on SI unveiled our 2024 Pro Wrestling Awards back in December, we received a bit of push back for our selection on Timeless Toni Storm as 'Female Wrestler of the Year.' Our selection wasn't to diminish the phenomenal resumes put together by Liv Morgan,

Toni Storm reverts back to “Timeless” persona during intense face-to-face with AEW Women’s Champion Mariah May at AEW Collision: Homecoming.

During a recent edition of his “What Happened When” podcast, AEW broadcaster Tony Schiavone discussed the segment between Toni Storm and Mariah May on the June 25th episode of Collision. You can check out some highlights from the podcast below: