Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill are current Women's Tag Team Champions (Image source: WWE's website)
Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill competed in NXT tonight. The EST picked up her first win on the show in 1689 days.
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Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill formed a tag team earlier this year and haven't looked back since. They have dominated the division and even won the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship twice.
Given their impressive physiques and strengths, it's hard to imagine any team even having a shot at dethroning Belair and Cargill. However, the women's tag team division is heating up in WWE, and the tag champs have a lot of challengers waiting in line to face them.
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Tonight, both Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill teamed up with Kelani Jordan in NXT to face Fatal Influence. Despite the heel stable's best efforts, Jordan, Belair, and Cargill won. This was Cargill's debut in NXT since she never competed on the brand and made her in-ring debut on the main roster directly.
As for Belair, this was her first time competing in NXT since February 26, 2020, when she faced Charlotte Flair. This was also her first win on the brand since February 23, 2020, when she beat Kayden Carter in a house show.
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It will be interesting to see if Belair and Cargill will make more appearances on NXT in the future.
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