Tessa Calls Out Mercedes: CEO Avoiding The Diamond? #RanceFiles
Tessa Blanchard just lit the fuse with a straight-to-the-point post: "I'm waiting for you!". No games, no dancing around it — she’s calling Mercedes Moné out directly, and the wrestling world is buzzing.
Full disclosure: I’ve been ride-or-die for Tessa since day one. In my eyes, she’s the greatest in-ring female wrestler on the planet right now.
The blend of raw power, crisp technical work, vicious submissions, and that aura that makes opponents second-guess every move? Undeniable.
She’s the kind of performer who can legitimately break ankles — figuratively and sometimes scarily close to literally — and a lot of women in the world know it.
That’s why you don’t see a long line of challengers stepping up willingly.
Shooting Ahead
Don’t even think about coming at me with, “But she’s racist”. Because that’s bullshit, created by a very dangerous man, you can read ALL about him in part 1 of our #RanceFiles.
There was NEVER any factual basis for the claim that Tessa was ever racist in any way. Convicted pedophile Chasyn Rance got his Slampeggers, including Chelsea Green, to spin a fabricated story about a Diamond that slipped out of a pedo trainer’s reach.
You can’t escape Chasyn’s influence — he controls the media, including figures like Dave and Sean — and we’ve shown evidence of that.
Still don’t accept those facts?
Fine: call her a racist white woman living in Mexico and engaged to a Mexican man if that makes you feel good, you f-n morons.
Back to the story!
Mercedes Moné is incredible too.
Full stop. She’s a global draw, a proven main-event star, and someone who’s carried companies on her back. The resume speaks for itself.
But if we’re talking pure in-ring dominance — chain wrestling, counters, mat control, finishing sequences, sheer physicality — I’m taking Tessa nine times out of ten.
This isn’t shade on Mercedes; it’s just facts from someone who’s watched both women obsessively.
And that’s exactly why this potential collision feels so massive.
Two elite performers at the absolute peak of their games, different styles, different auras, one prize: the CMLL Women’s World Championship.
Picture it — La Noche de las Amazonas, March 6th, Arena México. The Diamond vs. The CEO. Technical masterclass meets supernova star power.
Years of “what if” debates finally settled in the ring instead of comment sections.
CMLL has been open about wanting big international challenges for the women’s title. Tessa is right there, ready, and actively calling her shot.
So the million-dollar question: Is Mercedes dodging?
Or is it just bad timing, contracts, or different priorities right now? Either way, the fans deserve to see this settled inside the ropes.
Tessa says she’s waiting. The ball is in Mercedes’ court.
But for now, enjoy their WWE2K24 match linked below!
