IYO SKY breaks silence after WWE Survivor Series win, gives credit to her "buddy" for the help

IYO SKY and the rest of her team were victorious at WWE Survivor Series: WarGames last night. The Genius of the SKY broke her silence following the win and credited her "buddy" for the help.

The former WWE Women's Champion teamed up with Rhea Ripley, Bianca Belair, Bayley, and Naomi to take on Liv Morgan, Nia Jax, Tiffany Stratton, Raquel Rodriguez, and Candice LaRae. SKY had another viral moment when she hit a Moonsault off the cage while wearing a trash can.

After the babyfaces got the win to start the show, SKY was interviewed backstage for her comments about the historic match. It was her sixth WarGames match, which is the record for most appearances in WWE history. The Japanese star credited her "buddy" the trash can for helping her team win, calling it the unofficial sixth member of her team.

"Just wrapped up my WarGames match here. I hold the record for the most WarGames appearances with six, and I was able to secure a victory in today's match as well. And do you know why? Couldn't have done without my buddy, this trash can who played a key role in the victory. I consider the trash can the sixth member of the team. I put the trash can over me and hit a moonsault from the top of the cage. And ultimately, that move contributed to Team Rhea's victory," SKY said.

IYO SKY is now 2-4 in WarGames matches in her career. Her other win happened at NXT WarGames 2021 when she teamed up with Cora Jade, Alba Fyre, and Raquel Rodriguez to beat Dakota Kai, Mandy Rose, Gigi Doli,n and Jacy Jayne.

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IYO SKY is eyeing Liv Morgan's title

IYO SKY recently earned a future title shot against Liv Morgan. In the same video above, SKY opened up about her plans to become the next Women's World Champion.

"After this win, I'm carrying the momentum and planning to challenge Liv and I'll be taking her down. I will be the champion. IYO SKY will reign as your champion once again," SKY said.

While the Women's World Title picture remains unclear, the tournament to crown the first-ever Women's Intercontinental Championship will begin next Monday on RAW.