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Who ranked first in the 2025 PWI Women’s 250?
PWI placed Mercedes Moné at No. 1. The official listing for the magazine’s Holiday 2025 issue confirms Moné at the top and Toni Storm in second place. AIPT’s contemporaneous report names Saya Kamitani at No. 3.
The ranking was published as a dedicated PWI issue. These placements are editorial results under PWI’s ranking framework, rather than an industry-wide consensus or a simple win-loss standings table.
What period did the ranking cover?
AIPT reported that PWI assessed performances from October 1, 2024, through September 30, 2025. The list’s “2025” label therefore identifies the edition, not a full calendar-year assessment. Its November 2025 reporting came after the evaluation window had closed.
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How did PWI assess wrestlers?
AIPT’s November 11 account summarized PWI’s criteria as a combination of achievement, influence, ring work, competition, and activity. It is a reported summary of the criteria, not a direct quotation from a PWI rules page.
- In-ring achievement: win-loss records, championships, and tournament results.
- Influence: visibility and prestige.
- Technical ability: moves, match quality, and storytelling.
- Competition: results against opponents of varied and high quality.
- Activity: at least 10 singles matches overall, or six singles matches in separate months.
That framework helps explain what the ranking considers, but the reported criteria do not give a specific rationale for Moné’s No. 1 placement. Without a direct explanation from PWI or the ranking committee, it would be speculation to identify one factor as decisive.
Who were the top three?
| Rank | Wrestler | Source confirmation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mercedes Moné | PWI’s official Holiday 2025 issue listing; also reported by AIPT |
| 2 | Toni Storm | PWI’s official Holiday 2025 issue listing; also reported by AIPT |
| 3 | Saya Kamitani | AIPT’s November 11, 2025 report |
Where can readers find the ranking?
PWI issued the Women’s 250 as a dedicated Holiday 2025 print publication. Its official product listing names Moné and Storm as the first- and second-ranked wrestlers. The available source information does not establish the complete 250-place order, so this article confirms the top three rather than presenting an unverified top ten or full list.
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