Nick Aldis gets served with papers after 34-year-old female star files a formal complaint on SmackDown

Modified Apr 19, 2025 01:55 GMT

A female star filed a formal complaint on WWE SmackDown this week. She served Nick Aldis with papers.

Chelsea Green has been one of the most entertaining acts on SmackDown. Her antics inside and outside the ring got her over with the fans. Her consistent performances also resulted in her becoming the first-ever Women's United States Champion. However, her antics and her big mouth have often gotten her into deep trouble.

Last week on SmackDown, Chelsea Green competed against Zelina Vega in a singles match. During the match, the Women's United States Champion was busy complaining at the commentators outside the ring, which resulted in her getting counted out.

Tonight on the blue brand, Chelsea Green marched into Nick Aldis' office with her Secret Hervice and informed him that she has filed a formal complaint. She even handed him some papers. Aldis surprisingly agreed with her and told her that he planned on putting her in a six-woman tag team match. However, he will now grant Zelina Vega a rematch against her tonight, with the Secret Hervice banned from ringside. Chelsea was clearly not happy with this and was left screaming after Aldis left.

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It will be interesting to see if Chelsea Green can pick up the win against Zelina Vega this time around.

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