Babes of Wrath Retain AEW Women's Tag Titles, Lena Kross Joins MegaBad

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At AEW's Grand Slam event in Sydney, Australia, the Babes of Wrath (Cameron and Willow Nightingale) successfully defended their women's tag team titles against Megan Bayne and Penelope Ford. After the match, Australian wrestler Lena Kross made a surprise appearance, laying out Cameron and joining forces with Bayne and Ford to form the new stable MegaBad.

Why it matters

Lena Kross' arrival in AEW and her alignment with Bayne and Ford adds an intriguing new faction to the women's division, potentially setting up future title feuds and storylines. The Babes of Wrath's title retention also maintains the status quo in the tag team ranks, but the emergence of MegaBad shakes up the landscape.

The details

In the women's tag team title match, Bayne exited the ring after hitting a suicide dive to Willow Nightingale, leaving Ford and the Babes of Wrath in the ring. Ford missed a moonsault off the top, and Cameron used a backslide to pin her and retain the titles. Immediately after the match, Lena Kross appeared and laid out Cameron, with Bayne then spearing Nightingale. Bayne, Ford, and Kross then posed together, holding the tag titles and the TBS title.

• The Babes of Wrath defended their titles on Saturday, February 14, 2026 at the AEW Grand Slam event in Sydney, Australia.
• Lena Kross made her surprise appearance immediately after the women's tag team title match.

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What’s next

The formation of the MegaBad stable, featuring Megan Bayne, Penelope Ford, and Lena Kross, is likely to lead to future title feuds and storylines in AEW's women's division.