History Wrestling / ToniStorm

!! "Cross my heart. Trope to die. Stick a needle in my eye."

She debuted on October 9, 2009 at her home country's Impact Pro Wrestling promotion while she was 13 years old, and five years later made the move to the UsefulNotes/UnitedKingdom to improve herself, though she performed across most of Europe. In 2015 she signed for Wrestling/{{PROGRESS Wrestling}} and became the first-ever women's champion after defeating Jinny and Laura Di Matteo in may 2017. She also performed on the Japanese joshi promotion Wrestling/WorldWonderRingSTARDOM. In addition, Storm is a 2x AEW Women's World Championship, 1x AAW Women's Championship, 1x BEW Women's Championship, 1x IPW Australia Women's Championship, 1x IPW Australian Cruiserweight Championship, 1x IPW Australian Hardcore Championship, 2x PWAQ Women's Championship, 1x PROGRESS Women's Championship, 2x wXw Women's Championship, 1x SWA World Championship and 1x World of Stardom Championship. She also won several tournaments and ranked in the 19th. place at the 2018 ''PWI Female 50'' in the category Female Singles Wrestlers.

On the March 30, 2022 episode of ''Dynamite'', Storm made her debut for Wrestling/AllEliteWrestling. That September at ''All Out'', she claimed the interim AEW Women's World Championship, which had been vacated due to lineal champion Thunder Rosa being injured. Storm dropped the interim title to Jamie Hayter that November at ''Full Gear''. Several days later, Thunder Rosa vacated her claim to the title, and Storm's interim reign was {{retcon}}ned into an official reign. Storm defeated Hayter at ''Double or Nothing'' in May 2023 to reclaim the title. She then dropped the title to Wrestling/HikaruShida in August 2nd 2023 on the 200th episode of ''Dynamite''.

* LargeHam: Her "Timeless" character is this in spades, being so gloriously over the top with her prima donna rants and antics. Just watch her ''Portrait of a Star'' interview [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLDW8EX8B6s here]].

* LargeHam: Her "Timeless" character is this in spades, being so gloriously over the top with her prima donna rants and antics.

* LargeHam: Her "Timeless" character is this in spades, being so gloriously over the top with her PrimaDonna rants and antics.

* ThePrimaDonna: Became one after losing the Women's World Champion title to Wrestling/HikaruShida on the 200th episode of ''Dynamite'', regularly throwing temper tantrums and acting overdramatic during interviews as a result of being dethroned for a second time. By ''All In'' a month later, her gimmick had evolved into a Creator/MarilynMonroe-esque Hollywood starlet (who throws shoes at the backstage interviewers).

* SanitySlippage: Let just say Toni did not take losing the AEW Women's World Championship at ''Dynamite 200'' very well, eventually turning into the shoe-throwing WhiteDwarfStarlet she now known as.

* WeUsedToBeFriends: Used to be roommates and best friends with fellow wrestler Jamie Hayter. However, upon Jamie Hayter's return to AEW, she allied up with one of Toni's enemies, Wrestling/BrittBaker, which led to their friendship to fall apart.
** After losing her title and going full starlet, an accidental assault to Sweet Saraya as well some cheating by Saraya at Toni's expense at ''All In London'' drove a wedge between her and the Outcasts.

* ThePrimaDonna: Became one after losing the Women's World Champion title to Wrestling/HikaruShida on the 200th episode of ''Dynamite'', regularly throwing temper tantrums and acting overdramatic during interviews as a result of being dethroned for a second time. By All In a month later, her gimmick had evolved into a MarilynMonroe-esque Hollywood starlet (who throws shoes at the backstage interviewers).

* DramaQueen: Became one after losing the Women's World Champion title to Wrestling/HikaruShida on the 200th episode of ''Dynamite'', regularly throwing temper tantrums and acting overdramatic during interviews as a result of being dethroned for a second time.

* ThePrimaDonna: Became one after losing the Women's World Champion title to Wrestling/HikaruShida on the 200th episode of ''Dynamite'', regularly throwing temper tantrums and acting overdramatic during interviews as a result of being dethroned for a second time.

She debuted on October 9, 2009 at her home country's Impact Pro Wrestling promotion while she was 13 years old, and five years later made the move to the UsefulNotes/UnitedKingdom to improve herself, though she performed across most of Europe. In 2015 she signed for Wrestling/{{PROGRESS Wrestling}} and became the first-ever women's champion after defeating Jinny and Laura Di Matteo in may 2017. She also performed on the Japanese joshi promotion Wrestling/WorldWonderRingSTARDOM. In addition to a 2x and current AEW Women's World Championship she now holds, Storm is 1x AAW Women's Championship, 1x BEW Women's Championship, 1x IPW Australia Women's Championship, 1x IPW Australian Cruiserweight Championship, 1x IPW Australian Hardcore Championship, 2x PWAQ Women's Championship, 1x PROGRESS Women's Championship, 2x wXw Women's Championship, 1x SWA World Championship and 1x World of Stardom Championship. She also won several tournaments and ranked in the 19th. place at the 2018 ''PWI Female 50'' in the category Female Singles Wrestlers.

Her story with the Wrestling/{{WWE}} began during the 2014 Australian tryouts of the company while it was touring on the country. She also took part in the 2015 WWE UK Tour. On June 2017 she was announced as one of the competitors for the inaugural edition of the ''[[Wrestling/WWEMaeYoungClassic Mae Young Classic]]'' tournament, where she eliminated Ayesha Raymond, Lacey Evans and Piper Niven before losing in the semifinals against eventual winner Kairi Sane. A year later, she was announced as a new signee for the company and became the #1 contender for the NXT Women's Championship defeating both Killer Kelly and Isla Dawn. In that same year, she became the winner of the second ''MYC'' tournament (defeating Io Shirai at the highly-lauded ''WWE Evolution'' PPV) and in 2019 she became the second NXT UK Champion after defeating Rhea Ripley at ''NXT UK [=TakeOver=]: Blackpool''. Sadly, after her reign in NXT UK ended,[[YMMV she fell off the planet in terms of use on the main roster, and then after a brief period of intense misuse]] she asked for and was granted her release from WWE on December 29, 2021.

* FaceHeelTurn: On the November 25, 2020 episode of NXT, Toni attacked Wrestling/EmberMoon thus turning heel and joined Wrestling/CandiceLeRae team with Dakota Kai and Raquel Gonzalez for NXT [=WarGames=].

** Came up short in the NXT UK Women's Championship Tournament, however, losing to Rhea Ripley.

On the March 30, 2022 episode of ''Dynamite'', Storm made her debut for Wrestling/AllEliteWrestling. That September at ''All Out'', she claimed the interim AEW Women's World Championship, which had been vacated due to lineal champion Thunder Rosa being injured. Storm dropped the interim title to Jamie Hayter that November at ''Full Gear''. Several days later, Thunder Rosa vacated her claim to the title, and Storm's interim reign was {{retcon}}ned into an official reign. Storm defeated Hayter at ''Double or Nothing'' in May 2023 to reclaim the title.

She debuted on October 9, 2009 at her home country's Impact Pro Wrestling promotion while she was 13 years old, and five years later made the move to the UsefulNotes/UnitedKingdom to improve herself, though she performed across most of Europe. In 2015 she signed for Wrestling/{{PROGRESS Wrestling}} and became the first-ever women's champion after defeating Jinny and Laura Di Matteo in may 2017. She also performed on the Japanese joshi promotion Wrestling/WorldWonderRingSTARDOM. In addition to the AEW Women's World Championship she now holds, Storm is 1x AAW Women's Championship, 1x BEW Women's Championship, 1x IPW Australia Women's Championship, 1x IPW Australian Cruiserweight Championship, 1x IPW Australian Hardcore Championship, 2x PWAQ Women's Championship, 1x PROGRESS Women's Championship, 2x wXw Women's Championship, 1x SWA World Championship and 1x World of Stardom Championship. She also won several tournaments and ranked in the 19th. place at the 2018 ''PWI Female 50'' in the category Female Singles Wrestlers.

Toni Storm (born Toni Rossall on October 19, 1995 at Auckland, UsefulNotes/NewZealand) is an UsefulNotes/{{Australia}}n {{professional wrestl|ing}}er trained by Dean Allmark, formerly signed to the Wrestling/{{WWE}}.

* AwesomeAussie: Originally from Queensland, Australia.

On the March 30, 2022 episode of ''Dynamite'', Storm made her debut for Wrestling/AllEliteWrestling. That September at ''All Out'', she claimed the interim AEW Women's World Championship, which had been vacated due to lineal champion Thunder Rosa being injured. Storm dropped the interim title to Wrestling/JamieHayter that November at ''Full Gear''. Several days later, Thunder Rosa vacated her claim to the title, and Storm's interim reign was {{retcon}}ned into an official reign. Storm defeated Hayter at ''Double or Nothing'' in May 2023 to reclaim the title.

She debuted on October 9, 2009 at her home country's Impact Pro Wrestling promotion while she was 13 years old, and five years later made the move to the UsefulNotes/UnitedKingdom to improve herself, though she performed across most of Europe. In 2015 she signed for Wrestling/{{PROGRESS Wrestling}} and became the first-ever women's champion after defeating Jinny and Laura Di Matteo in may 2017. She also performed on the Japanese joshi promotion Wrestling/WorldWonderRingSTARDOM. She's 1x AAW Women's Championship, 1x BEW Women's Championship, 1x IPW Australia Women's Championship, 1x IPW Australian Cruiserweight Championship, 1x IPW Australian Hardcore Championship, 2x PWAQ Women's Championship, 1x PROGRESS Women's Championship, 2x wXw Women's Championship, 1x SWA World Championship and 1x World of Stardom Championship. She also won several tournaments and ranked in the 19th. place at the 2018 ''PWI Female 50'' in the category Female Singles Wrestlers.

On the March 30, 2022 episode of ''Dynamite'', Storm made her debut for Wrestling/AllEliteWrestling.

Her story with the Wrestling/{{WWE}} began during the 2014 Australian tryouts of the company while it was touring on the country. She also took part in the 2015 WWE UK Tour. On June 2017 she was announced as one of the competitors for the inaugural edition of the ''[[Wrestling/WWEMaeYoungClassic Mae Young Classic]]'' tournament, where she eliminated Ayesha Raymond, Lacey Evans and Piper Niven before losing in the semifinals against eventual winner Kairi Sane. A year later, she was announced as a new signee for the company and became the #1 contender for the NXT Women's Championship defeating both Killer Kelly and Isla Dawn. In that same year, she became the winner of the second ''MYC'' tournament (defeating Io Shirai at the highly-lauded ''WWE Evolution'' PPV) and in 2019 she became the second NXT UK Champion after defeating Rhea Ripley at ''NXT UK [=TakeOver=]: Blackpool''. Sadly, after her reign in NXT UK ended,[[YMMV]]she fell off the planet in terms of use on the main roster, and then after a brief period of intense misuse she asked for and was granted her release from WWE on December 29, 2021.

Her story with the Wrestling/{{WWE}} began during the 2014 Australian tryouts of the company while it was touring on the country. She also took part in the 2015 WWE UK Tour. On June 2017 she was announced as one of the competitors for the inaugural edition of the ''[[Wrestling/WWEMaeYoungClassic Mae Young Classic]]'' tournament, where she eliminated Ayesha Raymond, Lacey Evans and Piper Niven before losing in the semifinals against eventual winner Kairi Sane. A year later, she was announced as a new signee for the company and became the #1 contender for the NXT Women's Championship defeating both Killer Kelly and Isla Dawn. In that same year, she became the winner of the second ''MYC'' tournament (defeating Io Shirai at the highly-lauded ''WWE Evolution'' PPV) and in 2019 she became the second NXT UK Champion after defeating Rhea Ripley at ''NXT UK [=TakeOver=]: Blackpool''. Sadly, after her reign in NXT UK ended,[[YMMV she fell off the planet in terms of use on the main roster, and then after a brief period of intense misuse ]]
she asked for and was granted her release from WWE on December 29, 2021.

Her story with the Wrestling/{{WWE}} began during the 2014 Australian tryouts of the company while it was touring on the country. She also took part in the 2015 WWE UK Tour. On June 2017 she was announced as one of the competitors for the inaugural edition of the ''[[Wrestling/WWEMaeYoungClassic Mae Young Classic]]'' tournament, where she eliminated Ayesha Raymond, Lacey Evans and Piper Niven before losing in the semifinals against eventual winner Kairi Sane. A year later, she was announced as a new signee for the company and became the #1 contender for the NXT Women's Championship defeating both Killer Kelly and Isla Dawn. In that same year, she became the winner of the second ''MYC'' tournament (defeating Io Shirai at the highly-lauded ''WWE Evolution'' PPV) and in 2019 she became the second NXT UK Champion after defeating Rhea Ripley at ''NXT UK [=TakeOver=]: Blackpool''. Sadly, after her reign in NXT UK ended,[[YourMileageMayVary she fell off the planet in terms of use on the main roster, and then after a brief period of intense misuse ]]

Her story with the Wrestling/{{WWE}} began during the 2014 Australian tryouts of the company while it was touring on the country. She also took part in the 2015 WWE UK Tour. On June 2017 she was announced as one of the competitors for the inaugural edition of the ''[[Wrestling/WWEMaeYoungClassic Mae Young Classic]]'' tournament, where she eliminated Ayesha Raymond, Lacey Evans and Piper Niven before losing in the semifinals against eventual winner Kairi Sane. A year later, she was announced as a new signee for the company and became the #1 contender for the NXT Women's Championship defeating both Killer Kelly and Isla Dawn. In that same year, she became the winner of the second ''MYC'' tournament (defeating Io Shirai at the highly-lauded ''WWE Evolution'' PPV) and in 2019 she became the second NXT UK Champion after defeating Rhea Ripley at ''NXT UK [=TakeOver=]: Blackpool''. Sadly, after her reign in NXT UK ended,[[YMMV she fell off the planet in terms of use on the main roster, and then after a brief period of intense misuse ]]

Her story with the Wrestling/{{WWE}} began during the 2014 Australian tryouts of the company while it was touring on the country. She also took part in the 2015 WWE UK Tour. On June 2017 she was announced as one of the competitors for the inaugural edition of the ''[[Wrestling/WWEMaeYoungClassic Mae Young Classic]]'' tournament, where she eliminated Ayesha Raymond, Lacey Evans and Piper Niven before losing in the semifinals against eventual winner Kairi Sane. A year later, she was announced as a new signee for the company and became the #1 contender for the NXT Women's Championship defeating both Killer Kelly and Isla Dawn. In that same year, she became the winner of the second ''MYC'' tournament (defeating Io Shirai at the highly-lauded ''WWE Evolution'' PPV) and in 2019 she became the second NXT UK Champion after defeating Rhea Ripley at ''NXT UK [=TakeOver=]: Blackpool''. Sadly, after her reign in NXT UK ended, she fell off the planet in terms of use on the main roster, and then after a brief period of intense misuse she asked for and was granted her release from WWE on December 29, 2021.

* BareYourMidriff: As is typical.