On this week’s WWE SmackDown, Nia Jax would address her actions leading to a no-contest between Tiffany Stratton and Jade Cargill in their WWE Women’s Championship bout. Jax asserted her dominance, saying that there’s only one “Alpha” in the WWE SmackDown women’s division.
Tiffany Stratton would make her own statements, essentially stating that if Jax wants some, she can have it, and Stratton is the measuring stick when it comes to women’s wrestling on SmackDown. The two would trade verbal jabs after that, with Stratton threatening Jax as she marches down to the ring.
WWE Officials held back Stratton, and that’s when Jade Cargill entered the building, making a beeline for Jax and hitting WWE Security along the way. Nick Aldis would get ahead of the problem, saying that if these women are all hellbent on tearing each other apart, then they could do so next week in Orlando, Florida.
SmackDown GM Aldis sanctioned a Triple Threat Match for Tiffany Stratton’s WWE Women’s Championship. It’s no secret that these three are out for blood. Jade Cargill came extremely close on a number of occasions. First was at SummerSlam, where she had Stratton dead to rights, but a controversial call from the referee led to a successful Stratton title defense. Last week, Cargill came close once again. Unfortunately, Nia Jax would interfere, getting the contest thrown out.
Fortunately, they can get their hands on each other with the richest women’s prize in all of WWE on the line. Who will come out on top?
We will see you all in Orlando, Florida, for another great edition of WWE SmackDown.
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