It's been a tough time for AEW Women's World Champion Mercedes Mone outside of the ring. The star took to her "Mone Mag" newsletter to reveal that she lost her younger sister, Alexis, in September.

Mone said that her sister left behind two young children. Mone grieved, writing that she wished she had more time with her, and that Alexis' children had more time with their mom.

"One memory I keep thinking about is when we went to WrestleMania together in Atlanta when we were younger," Mone wrote. "Wrestling has been such a huge part of my life, and I love that I have that memory with my sister from before so many of my own dreams came true."

Mone explained that while she was still grieving the loss, the AEW locker room suffered the loss of Pac, real name Benjamin Satterley, at age 40, after AEW All Out. Mone, who worked with Pac when he was known as Neville in "WWE NXT," said she had known the star since their days in FCW.

She wrote that when she thinks of Pac, she doesn't just think of his in-ring ability that everyone saw, but the memories they shared playing games on UpUpDownDown and listening to Sami Zayn's stories on road trips. The star also wrote about the "AEW Dynamite" tribute show to Pac, where she wrestled in a six-woman tag.

"When you've known somebody for so long, you don't realize how many little pieces of your life they're part of until they're gone," she said. "The memorial tribute was absolutely beautiful, but the whole show was emotionally difficult for me. I knew I needed to be part of it. I couldn't imagine just staying backstage. Wrestling was something PAC and I had shared for so many years, and being in the ring felt like the way I needed to honor him."