3 reasons why Jade Cargill and Bianca Belair won the Women's Tag Team Title at WWE Bash in Berlin

WWE Bash in Berlin has already seen a major title change as Jade Cargill and Bianca Belair have reclaimed the Women's Tag Team Championship. For those who might not know, Cargill and Belair defeated the Unholy Union at the premium live event to capture the titles.

In this article, we will discuss three reasons why the EST of WWE and The Storm regained the Women's Tag Team Title.

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#3. WWE might have delayed the potential heel-turn plans of Jade Cargill and Bianca Belair

Since the formation of Belair and Cargill's duo, one of the biggest assumptions has been that either Jade Cargill or Bianca Belair would eventually turn on their partner, potentially leading to a feud and a full-fledged rivalry between the two.

However, with the duo now regaining the Women's Tag Team Title, it seems WWE may have delayed the potential heel turn plans that many fans anticipated. Some even expected this scenario to unfold at Bash in Berlin if they lost the match, but that did not materialize.

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#2. WWE might have no plans for Unholy Unions as champions

Another probable reason why Belair and Cargill regained the Women's Tag Team Title could be that WWE might have no long-term plans for Unholy Union as champions. Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn won the title at Clash at the Castle 2024 by defeating the team of Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill and Shayna Baszler & Zoey Stark in a Triple-Threat Tag Team match.

However, during their 77-day title reign, they didn’t have any significant moments. So, with them losing the titles so soon at Bash in Berlin, it seems WWE may not have long-term plans for Unholy Union as champions. This could further explain why Belair and Cargill won the titles again at the recent premium live event.

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#1. To shake things in the Women's Tag Team division

Another reason behind this surprise title change could be to shake things up in the Women’s Tag Team division. Jade Cargill and Bianca Belair are incredibly popular among fans, and giving them the titles again could be a strategic move by the Stamford-based promotion to generate significant attention in the division.

Fans of Belair and Cargill will surely be excited to see who their next challengers will be for the Women's Tag Team Titles.

Additionally, having Bianca and Jade as champions again could provide an opportunity for WWE to elevate the status of underrated teams and enhance the overall quality of the Women’s Tag Team division.