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  • Jade Cargill Becomes WWE’s New Women’s Champion

    Jade Cargill Becomes WWE’s New Women’s Champion

    Jade Cargill came, saw, and conquered, as she is the new WWE Women’s Champion.

    Cargill defeated Tiffany Stratton at Saturday Night’s Main Event after hitting her finisher, “Jaded.”

    Since her 2023 debut, Cargill has had her sights set on becoming a champion, with fans cheering her on.

    Before becoming champ, Cargill teamed with Bianca Belair and Naomi, forming the faction, “The Big 3.”

    The Big 3 dominated the women’s division until Cargill’s vicious attack just weeks before Survivor Series: War Games. It was later revealed that Naomi attacked her. Cargill got her revenge on Naomi after making a surprise return at this year’s Elimination Chamber and viciously beating her.

    The two would go on to face each other at WrestleMania 41 in which Cargill was the winner. With that feud behind her, Cargill was on a new journey of getting her shot at being the new WWE Women’s Champion.

    She’s faced many setbacks on her journey, including suffering an injury in a triple threat match against Nia Jax and Tiffany Stratton. She walked away with a scar that ushered her into what fans are calling her “villain era.”

    With this new goal accomplished, who do you want to see go against Jade Cargill in her first title defense?

    Congratulations to the new WWE Women’s Champion Jade Cargill!

  • John Cena’s Retirement Match Confirmed By WWE

    John Cena’s Retirement Match Confirmed By WWE

    John Cena is gearing up to say his final farewell to the WWE Universe this December. The 17-time world champion is set to have his last in-ring match at the Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C.

    In 2024, Cena shocked the world when he announced that he would be officially retiring from in-ring competition in 2025 and called it his “farewell tour.” Since then, he has competed in his last Royal Rumble Match, where he was the second man standing but was eliminated by Jey Uso. Cena also competed in Elimination Chamber where he won but shocked the world by turning on Cody Rhodes joining forces with the Final Boss, The Rock. This move also solidified him as a heel (bad guy) for the first time in his 20+ career.

    Cena went on to have his final Wrestlemania match, where he defeated then-champion Cody Rhodes, establishing himself as a 17-time world champion.

    WrestleVotes revealed the Cena news via X (Twitter). “John Cena’s final match is set for Saturday Night’s Main Event on December 13th, live from the Capital One Arena in Washington D.C.”

    This news comes after it was rumored that this Friday night, SmackDown Live, will mark his final appearance. However, as he comes off the heels of winning his match against Logan Paul at Clash in Paris, fan are speculating that Cena will have one last bout against the Beast Incarnate, Brock Lesnar.

    Lesnar made a surprise appearance during night two of SummerSlam after Cena’s match against Cody Rhodes, where he lost his title. Lesnar attacked Cena, leaving fans with more questions than answers.

    With WWE’s next Premium Live Event (PLE), Wrestlepalooza, coming up, John Cena and Brock Lesnar could cross paths again. However, fans will have to sit back in wait to see what happens next.

  • WWE Superstar Bianca Belair Supported On Social Media After Racist Comments

    WWE Superstar Bianca Belair Supported On Social Media After Racist Comments

    #WeLoveYouBianca has become the latest trend after current WWE superstar Bianca Belair has become the most recent target of some racially motivated comments.

    On the heels of the release of the new WWE 2K24 game, Belair has made history by becoming the first and only African American woman to be on the cover of the franchise’s video game. The history goes even further with her being joined by fellow superstar and current WWE World Women’s Champion, Rhea Ripley joining her on the cover.

    Courtesy of WWE Games Instagram

    Although this is an exciting time not only for women but for Black women, Belair has become the target of some racially motivated comments after a photo of her, Rhea Ripley, and Cody Rhodes (who is also on the cover of one the editions of the video game) was posted on social media.

    Many of Belair’s fans went on social media to show their support for the former WWE Women’s champion and even used the hashtag #WeLoveYouBianca. See what they had to say below.

    We will always stand on the side of the right, and we stand with Bianca Belair.