Bayley reacts after WWE introduces the new Women's United States Championship; sends a message to the division

Bayley reacted to WWE introducing the Women's United States Championship. On this week's episode of SmackDown, Nick Aldis introduced the title.

The Role Model is a former multi-time Women's Champion. At WrestleMania XL, she defeated IYO SKY to win the WWE Women's Championship before losing to Nia Jax at the SummerSlam Premium Live Event.

On X (fka Twitter), Bayley reacted to WWE introducing the new title. She sent a message to the rest of the women's division and claimed it was a proud moment.

"Finally! Whether you’ve been here for 15 years or 15 weeks, this is huge for our women’s division. Proud" wrote Bayley.

Check out Bayley's tweet:

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Bayley opened up on a huge turning point in her WWE career

Bayley recently discussed her heel turn from 2019. She regarded it as one of the biggest turning points of her career.

Speaking on The Rob Brown Show, The Role Model stated that she needed to move on from her babyface character. She said:

"There was a moment...before I went out that I was like, 'Oh my god,'" Bayley said, as she was unexpectedly emotional over the end of her upbeat song and smiling mascots. "I needed to move on."

The year 2024 started on a historic note for Bayley, as she won the Women's Royal Rumble Match. Within the next few months, she was betrayed by Damage CTRL, leaving the faction in the process.

At WrestleMania XL, she defeated her former Damage CTRL stablemate, IYO SKY, to win the Women's Championship. The Role Model's first reign as the Women's Champion ended at SummerSlam, courtesy of Nia Jax. Tiffany Stratton also played a major role in Jax's victory, as her distraction led to a decisive finish.

Bayley failed to regain the title when she challenged Jax in a rematch at Bad Blood. It remains to be seen if she aims to win the Women's United States Championship.