5 possible matches for Toni Storm in AEW following her WWE departure - Former WWE star, AEW Champion

#4 Toni Storm vs Ruby Soho

Toni Storm finds herself in an all-too familiar position for a plethora of women's wrestlers in wrestling free agency. However, she can take solace in the fact that Ruby Soho had to endure a similar journey before making her way to AEW, where the TBS Tournament finalist has enjoyed a rich vein of form.

It's an unfortunate circumstance that we have yet to see a collision between Soho and Storm materialize, especially given their concurrent runs with WWE. Both represent two leading figures in women's wrestling, despite their lack of mainstream success thus far, and would only serve to compliment each other in the ring.

Ruby Soho is on the precipice of capturing the TBS title and could well see Toni Storm arrive in AEW to put the champion through her paces. Whichever the case, any battle between the two will be a must-see spectacle and a showcase of the wealth of talent that finds itself slipping through the WWE net.

#3 Toni Storm vs Thunder Rosa

Going from an opponent that would make Toni Storm look like a million bucks, to a sleeping star-maker in the AEW women's locker room. Thunder Rosa is yet another former women's champion in her own right, having held the NWA Women's World Championship prior to signing with AEW full-time.

Britt Baker may have taken the majority of the plaudits following but their Lights Out match served to show the physicality and intensity Thunder Rosa brings to the table. Rosa has earned a repute in AEW as a reliable in-ring worker to turn to when a good showing is needed.

Her talent and work-rate has seen her become a focal point of the tournament to inaugurate the TBS title, reaching the semi-finals against the unbeaten Jade Cargill and beating Jamie Hayter on her way.

She has gone from strength-to-strength in AEW this year, and now resides in the upper echelon of the women's division. Thunder Rosa would work well as an introductory feud with Toni Storm, thanks to her status as a former women's champion and her seeming inability to produce a bad outing.