Jade Cargill ambushed from behind by 28-year-old British star; Naomi came to her rescue

Modified Aug 10, 2024 01:39 GMT

Jade Cargill and Naomi — Naomi is a former women's champion (Image source: WWE's website and Naomi's X account)

Jade Cargill was attacked from behind by a rising star on SmackDown. Naomi came to her rescue.

Blair Davenport had a pretty impactful run in NXT. Despite never winning a title, she established herself as a top heel. Hence, she was called to the main roster during this year's WWE Draft. Since arriving on SmackDown, she has already started making waves.

The 28-year-old got involved in a storyline feud against Naomi and lost. After the match, Blair ambushed her backstage, indicating she was not done yet.

Tonight on WWE SmackDown, Jade Cargill was set to go one-on-one with Alba Fyre. Cargill showcased her dominance as she destroyed Fyre in a few minutes without much effort. Following the match, Blair Davenport attacked her from behind. Together with Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn, they continued to beat Bianca Belair and Cargill.

Naomi then came to the rescue, leveling the playing field. Belair and Cargill fought back, forcing Davenport, Fyre, and Dawn to retreat. It looks like their plan backfired tonight.

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Naomi, Bianca Belair, and Cargill last teamed up at WrestleMania XL against Damage CTRL. It looks like they might form another alliance again.

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