August 16th 2024.
Jade Cargill, a WWE superstar, has big plans for the Women's Tag Team Championships. She believes that it's important for fans to voice their opinions and demand more focus on the division. Jade, who is currently on SmackDown, held the championships earlier this year with Bianca Belair but lost them to the current champions, Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn, also known as The Unholy Union.
In an exclusive interview with The Agency, Jade shared her thoughts on the importance of the championships. "It's a big deal. One of our goals is to consistently have this belt on premium live events. So, we want the fans to demand it because we're out here having these phenomenal matches," she said. Jade also expressed her excitement about teaming up with Bianca, who she considers one of the most decorated women in WWE history, and the opportunity to showcase their skills together.
Jade's journey in WWE has been eventful, to say the least. She made her in-ring debut at the Royal Rumble in January and had her first proper match at WrestleMania 40 in April, teaming up with Bianca and Naomi. "It was a whirlwind of emotions. I wouldn't say I was nervous, but I've never wrestled in front of such a huge audience before," she shared. Jade also mentioned the support she received from her fellow wrestlers, who made sure she was comfortable and ready before her match.
Having Bianca and Naomi by her side has been a significant factor in Jade's growth in WWE. "It was astonishing to work with these two women and represent women's wrestling for years to come," she said. Before joining WWE, Jade had only 62 matches under her belt for rival company All Elite Wrestling. She appreciates the opportunity to hone her skills at live events with experienced wrestlers who have been working hard since their indie days and in NXT.
Jade also talked about the importance of getting enough practice and trying new things to see what works and what doesn't. "Because prior, everything had to work because everything was on TV. So now I can experiment!" she admitted. In June, Jade had a momentary slip on the ropes during a match in Glasgow, which she had to brush off and keep going. "I can't just lay there. I've never, ever, ever in my career, ever took a fall like that," she said. However, she managed to keep her composure and continue the match with a smile on her face.
Despite facing some criticism from online trolls, Jade has received a lot of love and support from fans. She acknowledged that some fans are eager for her to go solo, but she is focused on putting on great matches and achieving her goals. She aims to become a legend in the industry and is determined to win the WWE Women's World title. "In my three years, I'm already being talked about. Just imagine as I grow here, and I work with the top women, and I continue to grow and I keep on being shaped and molded. It's inevitable," she confidently stated.
Jade is set to appear at WWE Bash in Berlin on August 31st, where she will face Randy Orton for the World Heavyweight Championship. "It's going to happen whether people like it or not. And then everybody's going to sit back and they're going to say they've seen the vision," she said. She believes that her critics will eventually see her potential and recognize her as a legend in the business. Jade also shared her gratitude for the internet, which allows her to look back and see her progress as a wrestler.
Don't miss WWE Bash in Berlin on August 31st, airing on the WWE Network. You can also catch SmackDown every Friday night at 1am on TNT Sports 1. And if you have a celebrity story, video, or pictures, be sure to reach out to The Agency entertainment team via email, phone, or by visiting their Submit Stuff page. They would love to hear from you!
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