Subhojeet Mukherjee on October 6, 2025
Alex Windsor’s appearance at AEW Forbidden Door 2025 was supposed to be a career milestone — and it was — but the experience came with a tidal wave of pressure, nerves, and raw emotion.
Windsor, who competed in a fatal four-way TBS Title match against Mercedes Moné, Bozilla, and Persephone, recently spoke on AEW Unrestricted about what the moment meant to her. Wrestling in front of a home-country crowd in the UK should’ve been a dream. Instead, it brought its own weight.
The chaotic lead-up didn’t help. Windsor said the competitors were revealed one by one, which made the stakes feel even bigger by the time all four women were confirmed.
“There are so many factors that were nerve-racking. Being in front of your home country is amazing, but it also adds that little bit of pressure.”
“When it was all four of us, it was like, okay, this is going to be absolutely sick. It was a stressful day, I won’t lie, so stressful, but the payoff was just incredible.”
After the match, Windsor admitted she didn’t even know how to process it all. Once she got backstage, the emotional crash hit hard.
“I got backstage afterwards and was just like, I don’t know what to do, I don’t know whether to cry, whether to be happy, whether to just stuff my face, whether to drink, there were so many emotions flying around that day.”
Windsor may not have captured the TBS Championship from Moné that night, or in her follow-up challenge on the September 3 episode of Dynamite, but she made it clear that the experience was a turning point in her AEW journey.
The crowd may have gone home cheering for Moné, but Windsor’s presence left an impression that won’t be forgotten.
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October 6, 2025 10:04 am
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