Including Marina Shafir and Toni Storm being featured in the “Mixed Nuts Match,” over a third of the AEW Worlds End card focuses on the women’s division, and the female side of AEW have a lot to play for.

For the AEW Women’s World Championship, Kris Statlander will go one-on-one with Jamie Hayter. Both women have an immense amount of respect for each other, but they are more than happy to put that friendship aside this weekend in order to walk into 2026 as the pound-for-pound queen of AEW. Statlander claims she won’t be taking Hayter lightly, and she shouldn’t because as the former champion herself says, Hayter hits hard.

The Babes of Wrath will also be in action as they make their first defense of the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championships against the ROH Women’s World Champion Athena, and the AEW TBS Champion Mercedes Mone. Athena and Mone got the better of Willow Nightingale when the company traveled to Manchester, but Harley Cameron has claimed that when the world ends, The Babes of Wrath will keep the titles and stay atop of the AEW women’s tag team division. Mone hasn’t been having the best of luck as of late as she has lost the ROH Women’s World Television Championship and the RevPro Undisputed British Women’s Championship to Red Velvet and Alex Windsor respectively, but she will be hoping that the “Fallen Goddess” can help her back to being “12 Belts Mone.”

Finally, the team of Maya World and Hyan will get the biggest opportunity of their careers so far this weekend as they face The Sisters of Sin on the Zero Hour pre-show. World and Hyan have been making names for themselves in the women’s tag team division over the past few weeks, and even gave The Babes of Wrath a run for their money on Christmas Day. Now they have the chance to defeat an established team like Julia Hart and Skye Blue on a big stage that will catapult them into the spotlight if they get their hands raised.