WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event XLI is looking to be the biggest installment of the classic Premium Live Event. WWE SNME XLI already has two title matches on the card, with Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes defending against Drew McIntyre, as well as Jey Uso and CM Punk battling it out for the vacant WWE World Heavyweight Championship. On this week’s SmackDown, another title match was made official, pitting WWE Women’s Champion Tiffany Stratton and “The Storm” Jade Cargill.
It was quite an episode of WWE SmackDown in Tempe, Arizona. Stratton was just fresh off a massive win against Kiana James and a post-match beatdown from Giulia. Cargill would not stand idly by and would fight off the attacking party. Despite their intense battles in the past, Jade Cargill and Tiffany Stratton had a tremendous amount of respect for one another.
That is, until Jade Cargill did the unthinkable. Cargill would deliver a devastating Lariat to the WWE Women’s Champion, assaulting her in and around the ring, as WWE security tried to pry her away from Tiffany Stratton. A remorseless Cargill would speak on her attack, stating that she’s not here to be patient anymore, she’s going to start taking. The era of Jade Cargill could be sooner than we all think. We, as WWE higher-ups, would make the match official; Tiffany Stratton takes on Jade Cargill for the WWE Women’s Championship at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event XLI.
We all knew that these two would meet again at some point, but we just didn’t expect it to go down this way. Despite what anyone thinks of Cargill, she is on a mission, and she’s looking to strike gold next Saturday night. As for Stratton, she’s not only fighting to keep her title but to exact her revenge.
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