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On the latest edition of SmackDown, Nia Jax locked horns with Charlotte Flair in another Interim Women’s Championship match qualifier. The former Women’s Champion lost to The Queen in under nine minutes. After suffering defeat, Jax demanded that Adam Pearce add her to the high-stakes Ladder Match at SummerSlam.
Pearce rejected Jax’s demand and quickly booked Lash Legend in a qualifying bout against Giulia. Legend and The Beautiful Madness will now square off for the final spot in the Interim WWE Women’s Championship Ladder Match at The Biggest Party of the Summer.
In an exclusive backstage video shared by WWE on X, Jax seemed displeased after failing to punch her ticket to SummerSlam. The real-life Bloodline member also claimed that she was constantly “scre*ed” out of major opportunities in WWE.
Nia Jax recently shared an Instagram post reacting to her omission from the Interim WWE Women’s Championship match at SummerSlam. She also posted photos of her new looks along with an interesting caption.
“Even tho the last two weeks I’ve been SCRE*ED out of a title opportunity at SummerSlam….I served up some looks 😊Gear by @usamaishtayofficial,” Jax wrote.
You can view Jax’s uncensored post here.
Nia Jax officially signed with the Triple H-led organization over 12 years ago. She is one of the most dominant female superstars in the sports entertainment juggernaut’s history, having won the Women’s and Women’s Tag Team Championships.
Nia Jax’s immediate reaction to being snubbed by Adam Pearce in favor of Lash Legend on WWE TV
Nia Jax started working with Lash Legend on TV last year following the upstart’s main roster debut. Before Elimination Chamber 2026, Jax and Legend, collectively known as The Irresistible Forces, defeated Rhea Ripley and IYO SKY for the Women’s Tag Team Championship.
Jax and Legend defended their gold in a Fatal Four-Way Match at WrestleMania 42. The heel duo lost the title to a returning Paige and Brie Bella at The Showcase of the Immortals. Since then, The Irresistible Forces have tried to regain the championship on many occasions. However, they have been unsuccessful.
Adam Pearce recently snubbed Nia Jax in favor of Legend. He booked the up-and-coming star in the Interim Women’s Title match qualifier against Giulia, rejecting the real-life Bloodline member’s demand. Interestingly, Jax was in support of her tag team partner despite losing a massive opportunity to her.
“You know what? That’s fine because you’re [Lash Legend] gonna bring it [the WWE Women’s Championship] home for us. I have all confidence in you that you’ll do it. It’s gonna be great, yeah,” Jax said after Pearce booked Legend in a qualifier against Giulia.
Fans must stay tuned to find out if Jax helps Legend defeat The Beautiful Madness and make her way to SummerSlam.
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