Anna Jay Speaks Out After Career-Altering AEW Women’s Championship Loss

One big thing

Anna Jay faces a major career setback after losing her “never again” title shot against AEW Women’s World Champion Mariah May in a brutal No DQ match on November 16’s AEW Collision.

Why it matters

The stipulation means Jay can never challenge for the championship again while May holds the title, significantly impacting her career trajectory and the women’s division landscape.

By the numbers

• This was Jay’s third attempt at capturing the AEW Women’s World Championship
• The No DQ match lasted approximately 20 minutes
• Jay’s professional record in 2024 stands at 15-7

Details

• The match concluded a series of heated encounters between Jay and May
• The Villains (Deonna Purrazzo and Taya Valkyrie) watched the match intently from backstage
• May will celebrate her victory with Mina Shirakawa at Full Gear on November 23

What they’re saying

Jay took to social media post-match, showing both determination and frustration:

One day I will be the AEW women’s world champion. But for now I’ll be content with the fact that Mariah May is somewhere sore, and hurting right now. The journey continues.”

What’s next

• May and Shirakawa’s “Championship Champagne Celebration” is scheduled for Full Gear
• The Villains’ interest in the match suggests potential future storyline developments
• Jay must now rebuild her momentum in the division without access to title opportunities

What do you think about Anna Jay’s future in AEW now that she can’t challenge for the Women’s Championship while Mariah May holds the title? Share your thoughts in the comments below!