Athena reflects on her journey as ROH Women's World Champion
Wrestling Inc • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 11:51 PM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026

Athena, the reigning ROH Women's World Champion, spoke about her title reign of over 1,300 days and her aspirations for the future during the ROH Death Before Dishonor post-show media scrum on August 25, 2026. She described her role as 'Forever Champion' as a commitment to positivity and self-belief despite facing injuries throughout her career. Athena expressed a goal of establishing a larger presence in AEW and pursuing AEW titles, including the Women's Champion, TBS Champion, and Tag Champion roles. She emphasized that while she seeks greater success in AEW, her loyalty to ROH remains intact as she aims to excel in both promotions.
- •Athena has held the ROH Women's World Title for over 1,300 days.
- •She has faced significant injuries but continues to perform at a high level.
- •Athena aims to become a champion in AEW, targeting multiple titles.
- •She intends to maintain her commitment to both ROH and AEW.
- •Athena recognized her evolution since joining AEW in 2022.
- 11:51 PMWrestling Inc — Athena Details Journey To 'Forever Champion' In ROH
"ROH Women's World Champion Athena looks back on her journey to "forever" status and ahead at what might await her in the future.
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