Toni Storm was left battered and bloodied by a mystery assailant this week on AEW Dynamite. Now, her tag partner and close ally, Mina Shirakawa, has shared an emotional comment on the backstage ambush suffered by the former Women’s Champion.

Last Sunday at Revolution 2026, Toni Storm battled and beat Marina Shafir in a singles bout with all seconds and allies banned from ringside. The Problem left the PPV with the last laugh, however, as she managed to drop the Timeless One with a cheap shot while the latter was distracted from her confrontation with the debuting Ronda Rousey. To finally settle their score, it was announced that Toni and Marina would face off once again in a No Holds Barred match this week on AEW Dynamite.

Prior to the show, however, a backstage exclusive revealed that Storm had been viciously attacked in her dressing room, disqualifying her from competition. The former AEW Women’s World Champion’s tag partner, Mina Shirakawa, ended up facing Shafir instead, keen for revenge under the assumption that Marina was the mystery assailant. The Venus of Pro-Wrestling was able to avenge Storm on Dynamite by defeating the Death Riders member with Storm’s own finishing move.

A few hours ago, the official X/Twitter profile of All Elite Wrestling shared a photograph of the “Illustrious” Toni Storm laid out on the floor bloody and unconscious backstage this Wednesday. Shirakawa responded to the post with an emotional message:

“I can’t believe this happened. Unforgivable.” – Mina wrote.

Match results for this week’s AEW Dynamite

Following on the heels of Revolution 2026, All Elite Wrestling set up shop in the Save Mart Center at Fresno, California for this week’s edition of Wednesday Night Dynamite. The episode featured six matches overall, including a blend of singles and tag bouts, the outcomes of which have been listed below:

• Will Ospreay defeated Blake Christian
• Jon Moxley and Wheeler Yuta of The Death Riders defeated The Bang Bang Gang’s Ace Austin and Juice Robinson
• Darby Allin defeated Gabe Kidd [Coffin Match]
• “Speedball” Mike Bailey defeated the Don Callis Family’s Mark Davis
• Mina Shirakawa defeated The Death Riders’ Marina Shafir [No Holds Barred Match]
• Jack Perry and The Young Bucks defeated the Don Callis Family’s Kazuchika Okada and RPG Vice

It remains to be seen what Tony Khan and his team has planned for viewers for this weekend’s Slam Dunk edition of Collision, which will air in two separate parts on Saturday and Sunday.