Watch : Nia Jax and Charlotte Flair enact the famous Hollywood pose
In real life, Jax, as well as Flair, are the closest of friends. Jax hasn’t been employed by WWE for a while, but she still spends time together with The Queen on […]
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Apr 28, 2023 5:09 pm
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In real life, Jax, as well as Flair, are the closest of friends. Jax hasn’t been employed by WWE for a while, but she still spends time together with The Queen on occasion. Recently, Nia Jax as well as Charlotte Flair got together to reenact the famous Titanic scenario with the assistance of a friend.
Jax has been absent from the ring for a while. She has not touched down in the squared circle since being released by the WWE in November 2021, with the exception of a special appearance during the 2023 Women’s Royal Rumble.
Nia Jax, the former WWE wrestler and RAW Women’s champion spoke to Ring the Bell and discussed how she still has the fire to compete in the ring. She said, “There is nothing like getting in the ring and performing in front of thousands of people. When I went back for the Rumble, even for that brief little moment. I was like, ‘ah.’ That adrenaline hit, the heart was pumping, the chills were going. I was like, ‘Damn, I wish I would have been in there longer. I wish I would have had a full match.’ It hit me. I go train with Nattie (Neidhart) and TJ (Wilson) sometimes in their ring. Just for a good workout. You still have that fire.”
On Night one of WrestleMania 39, Charlotte Flair competed against Rhea Ripley for the SmackDown Women’s championship. The Nightmare defeated Flair in the final round of the legendary fight. There is currently no information on how long The Queen will be on a WWE break from the action.
What is the other news circling regarding the WWE superstars and their narratives for the coming months?
According to claims from Fightful Select, WWE Creative is putting forth a strong effort to uphold Brock Lesnar’s standing as “the most accomplished combat sports superstar of all time.” This is the reason Cody Rhodes and WWE commentators have started utilizing this phrase frequently in recent Monday Night RAW broadcasts.
