WATCH: Mercedes Mone accuses Harley Cameron of sounding like Eminem after diss track drop

On AEW Dynamite, Harley Cameron and Mone Puppet escalated their fight with Mercedes Mone by releasing a rap diss track before their Grand Slam Australia AEW TBS Title bout. When Mone halted the music to become serious, the tone swiftly changed, even though Cameron was making lyrical barbs at her in the song "CE-No."

After acknowledging that Mercedes is "one of the greatest wrestlers alive," Harley Cameron complimented her for encouraging her to put in more effort and for upgrading the division. Before announcing her intention to compete for the TBS Championship in her nation, she gave some insight into her wrestling path, which began with mastering the guitar, ventriloquism, and even Chinese. Mercedes was disappointed. She quickly responded on Twitter, writing, "The bi*ch believes she is now Eminem.

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The bitch thinks she’s @Eminem now 🤬🤬❤️ https://t.co/CfhOk71C3B

— Mercedes Moné Varnado (@MercedesVarnado) February 13, 2025

Officially, the Mercedes Mone will make an appearance. AEW added another well-known figure to an already-packed concert by confirming the news on social media. In recent weeks, Mone—who presently owns the RevPro Undisputed British Women's Championship, the NJPW Strong Women's Championship, and the AEW TBS Championship—has had to put up with Harley Cameron's shenanigans. It appears like Mone could have something to say during Cameron's planned performance in Houston after Cameron made fun of her by introducing her Mone puppet.

Mercedes Mone has good record in AEW

Given her continuing rivalry with AEW Women's Champion Toni Storm, Mariah May is scheduled to participate in an exhibition battle. There is conjecture that she may once more appear in costume as her opponent. It is now May's chance to retaliate after Storm previously played the role of May on AEW Dynamite.

Due to creative differences with Vince McMahon, Mercedes Mone quit the WWE in 2022. She then joined NJPW before joining AEW. Despite her rise to prominence in AEW, Ric Flair thinks she will ultimately rejoin WWE. Mercedes Mone has established an incredible winning run since making her AEW debut in March 2024. She now has a 15-0 record and four crowns simultaneously, which is undoubtedly a significant accomplishment.