Nia Jax has surprising reaction to WWE fan's tribute tattoo

Nia Jax reacted to a WWE fan getting a tattoo of her name on social media. The Irresistible Force defended her WWE Women's Championship this past Friday night on SmackDown.

Today, Jax reacted to a wrestling fan on social media after the fan revealed they were getting a Nia Jax tattoo. The fan shared a video on Instagram showing the outline of the ink, and the veteran reacted.

The former Women's Champion reposted the video on her Instagram story and reacted by saying, "Omg...." You can check out Jax's message on her Instagram story by clicking here.

Jax reacts to a fan getting a tattoo of her name on Instagram.

Nia Jax successfully defended the WWE Women's Championship against Naomi this past Friday night on SmackDown. Tiffany Stratton bashed The Glow over the head with the Money in the Bank briefcase and helped Jax win the match.

However, after the match, the Buff Barbie attacked the 40-year-old and cashed in her Money in the Bank contract. Stratton connected with the Prettiest Moonsault Ever to capture the title.

WWE Hall of Famer praises Nia Jax following SmackDown

Wrestling legend Mark Henry recently praised Nia Jax and Naomi following their match on SmackDown.

Speaking on Busted Open Radio, The World's Strongest Man claimed that both Jax and Naomi should be proud of the match they had this past Friday night. Henry added that stars should be paid more if they deliver a bout that exceeds expectations.

"They should be d**n proud. I hope they get a bump in pay, a raise. You work for the reward and the pride because you want to be good at what you do. But d**nit! When you do something that exceeds the expectation, you should be paid like you exceeded the expectation," Mark Henry said. [From 18:27 to 18:52]

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Nia was previously aligned with Tiffany Stratton on SmackDown, but that is no longer the case following her Money in the Bank cash-in. Only time will tell what the company has planned for Jax after losing the WWE Women's Championship.