Hikaru Shida Becomes The New Women's World Champion At AEW Dynamite 200

Hikaru Shida reclaimed the AEW Women's World Championship in a thrilling showdown against Toni Storm during Wednesday's AEW Dynamite 200 episode. This marks Shida's second time holding the prestigious title.

In a nail-biting match, Shida demonstrated her resilience by kicking out of Toni Storm's powerful Storm Zero finisher. Determined to secure her victory, Shida cleverly countered a second Storm Zero attempt with a backdrop and swiftly pinned Storm, commencing her second reign as the Women's World Champion on the momentous 200th episode of Dynamite in Tampa, Florida.

Notably, Hikaru Shida holds the record for the longest-reigning AEW Women's World Champion, with an impressive 372-day title reign during Dynamite's pandemic era, spanning from May 2020 to May 2021. This achievement stands as the lengthiest in the company's history, and her total of 372 days with the title remains unmatched throughout the belt's four-year existence.

As for Toni Storm, her second reign with the AEW Women's World Championship comes to an end after a respectable 67-day reign. She had previously clinched the title at May's Double or Nothing pay-per-view by defeating Jamie Hayter. During her brief reign, Storm successfully defended the title on three occasions, securing victories against Skye Blue, Willow Nightingale, and Taya Valkyrie.

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