Chelsea Green ends horrifying 2-month streak with the help of 209-pound star

Modified Sep 20, 2024 14:34 GMT

Chelsea Green won tonight on SmackDown with the help of a top star. This win ended her two-month streak.

Chelsea Green and Piper Niven have been a tag team for several months since they held the Women's Tag Team Championship. While it looked like they were just thrown together, they remained a team even after losing the tag titles.

The 209-pound star has always had Green's back, even after she has gotten herself into trouble. Tonight was no different, either. On SmackDown, Chelsea Green and Piper Niven were in Nick Aldis' office when Michin walked in. Chelsea poked fun at Michin for losing her WWE Women's Championship match last week. This led to a confrontation, and Nick Aldis suggested they settle it in the ring.

Both displayed a competitive side during the match, with neither letting the other get the upper hand. Toward the end, Michin was sent outside the ring, and Piper Niven hit her with a senton while Chelsea distracted the referee.

This allowed Chelsea to hit the Unprettier and pick up the win. With this, Chelsea ended her horrifying two-month losing streak. Her last win came in June's Money in the Bank qualifying match.

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It remains to be seen if this could be the start of Chelsea's good fortune on the blue brand.

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