Purrazzo's weighs in on the idea. As Deonna Purrazzo was guest appearing on Joe Vulpis' Lightweights Podcast, the idea of AEW introducing Women's Tag Team Championships was brought up. Purrazzo stated that she goes back and forth on the idea and shared that she's not big on women's tag team wrestling. Purrazzo feels women are not trained to have 'incredible' tag matches. She went on to state that there's a flip side to her point and it has to do with the importance of developing a relationship with your partner. She used herself and Chelsea Green as an example. She went on to say that women do not get the time to tell those stories. In the case of AEW, Purrazzo said there have been instances of pairings that have had their dynamic fleshed out on television and if that can be done for talents not in the title picture, it could create great opportunities for an AEW women's tag division. “I go back-and-forth on this all the time (Purrazzo responded when asked if she thinks AEW needs Women’s Tag Team Titles). I don’t love women’s tag team wrestling. It’s just not something I have a great grasp on, and I think that’s for a lot of women. I don’t necessarily think we are trained to have incredible women’s tag team wrestling matches. However, on the flip side of that, if we got more experience with a particular tag team partner -- this is where I say no because I think that you need chemistry with a partner. I think it’s really important to develop a relationship with somebody and tell the audience why you’re in a tag team. When Chelsea (Green) and I became a tag team, it’s like, well, we’re best friends in real life, we travel together, we train together, we have family dinners together, we celebrate holidays together. Here is picture evidence of all of that, video evidence of our relationship. If you’re just thrown into a tag team -- me and you are now gonna be a tag team, and that’s what happens with a lot of women’s wrestling. We’re just gonna pick four random people and you’re gonna have a tag team match. There’s no substance to it, there’s no rhyme or reason to it. There’s no reason you and I should work together and I feel like women don’t get the time to tell their stories and develop those relationships so that’s why I say no. On the flip side, I think it creates so many opportunities for women, a completely new division for women and particularly in AEW, there’s so many women right now, and so if you paired them up, like we’ve seen -- not anymore -- but Willow Nightingale and Kris Statlander were together for a long time. We understood why they liked each other. We saw Skye Blue and Julia Hart become a tag team. We understood why they were together. If we could do that with any of the girls that aren’t going to be in a World Championship title picture and create a Women’s Tag Team Title division, I think it would create amazing opportunities for us. But I’d only say yes if we’re getting the opportunity to create meaningful tag teams." As for names Purrazzo would like to team with, she named Britt Baker and Madison Rayne. "Yeah, I mean, I think the obvious answer is Britt Baker (is someone I’d want to team with). That’s one of my other good friends in real life and again, I’ve talked about it a bunch already. Someone I trained and traveled with and came up together with. So I think that’s the most logical answer for me. I think also too, on the flip side of that, if Madison Rayne ever wanted to be a competitor again. Right now, she’s just a women’s coach and we’ve seen her do some pre-show analysis and things like that. I think her coming back and -- that’s my best friend in real life. She’s a real reason I got a lot of jobs in wrestling; in AEW, in TNA. It would be really fun to have her back in the ring." Purrazzo had been in a team with Taya Valkyrie, collectively known as The Vendetta. They've only had one tag match and it was on a December 2024 edition of Rampage. If the quotes in this article are used, please credit Lightweights Podcast with Joe Vulpis with an H/T to Fightful for the transcriptions.