After the bloody gorefest that was the Hollywood Ending match, Storm took a few weeks of from defending her gold to heal up, but was soon right back in the thick of things. In the weeks and pay-per-views following, she would defend against AEW newcomer Megan Bayne at AEW Dynasty and would be victorious once again with a roll-up. She would take on Shirakawa once again at Double or Nothing and would team up with the former Stardom talent once she officially became All Elite. As of this writing, Storm is set to take on the winner of the Women’s Owen Hart Memorial Tournament once again, and once again, its set to be a historic AEW doubt. Storm will take on current TBS Champion and fellow former WWE star Mercedes Mone at All In Texas.

As she continues to dominate inside the ring, “Timeless” Toni Storm is also becoming a more mainstream character. Storm appeared in the 2024 film “Queen of the Ring” directed by Ash Avildsen. The film, based on the book “The Queen of the Ring: Sex, Muscles, Diamonds, and the Making of an American Legend,” a biography all about Mildred Burke and the beginnings of women’s professional wrestling in the United States. Storm played Clara Mortensen, one of Burke’s early opponents. 

With AEW’s continued work alongside Turner Broadcasting Network, where it airs its weekly programming, more AEW stars are making appearances in mainstream media. Recently, Storm, Kenny Omega, and MJF were spotted in promotional photos with the cast of James Gunns’ “Superman” ahead of “Dynamite’s’ 300th episode. 

As many fans regard “Timeless” Toni Storm as one of the best characters going in the entirety of professional wrestling today, there’s no telling just how far the real-life Toni Rossall will go, but she’s come a long way from Australia’s Gold Coast.