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Damian Priest and R-Truth clashed with Tama and Talla Tonga of The MFTs and The War Raiders, putting the tag team titles on the line in a Triple Threat Match. The bout ended with The MFTs winning the WWE Tag Team Championship.
Tiffany Stratton put her Women’s United States Championship on the line against Jacy Jayne.
The night’s final title match was already an uphill battle for the Buff Barbie as she entered the match with injured ribs. She suffered the injury while saving her friend Chelsea Green from Nia Jax and Lash Legend’s attack.
Since the beginning of the match, Jayne targeted Tiffy’s injured ribs; she also had to take care of Fallon Henley and Lainey Reid at ringside. Green came out to support her friend but couldn’t help much due to her injury.
The end of the bout saw Stratton take Henley and Reid out with a dive from the top rope, before rushing back to the ring only to be taken out by Jacy’s finisher, which also served as the final blow of the match. Jayne pinned Stratton to capture the championship.
Here we take a look at three potential challengers for the new WWE Women’s United States Champion Jacy Jayne:
#3 Blake Monroe
It’s been a while since Blake joined Friday Night SmackDown, but the company hasn’t used her in a match on the brand.
Finally, SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis booked Monroe’s in-ring debut on the blue brand next week. She is set to face Giulia next Friday night.
For those unaware, as per reports, Blake Monroe was planned to face Tiffany Stratton before Rhea Ripley’s knee injury forced WWE to change plans for the blue brand’s women’s division heading into SummerSlam.
Now that Jacy Jayne has been crowned the new Women’s United States Champion, if Blake defeats former two-time Women’s United States Champion Giulia, she could potentially get her shot at Jayne’s strap. The rivalry between these two could be a blockbuster.
#2 Former WWE NXT rival
Before Jacy Jayne moved up to the main roster alongside her stable, she lost her NXT Women’s Championship to Lola Vice, and the rivalry between them was well received by the fans.
Vice also dropped her NXT Women’s Championship to Kendal Grey and then lost their NXT Underground rematch.
Lola could shockingly debut on the blue brand, where she can emerge as Jacy Jayne’s first Women’s United States Championship challenger.
Lola Vice could claim she had already defeated Jayne in a title match in NXT, and she could do the same on the blue brand. Given their bitter history, this would be a perfect rivalry.
#1 Charlotte Flair
With her rivalry against Jade Cargill seemingly in the rearview mirror, The Queen could turn her attention to capturing the gold. WWE definitely needs big feuds, and Charlotte is the perfect name to be placed in the title picture.
Flair could emerge as Jacy Jayne’s first challenger, and Alexa Bliss and Tatum Paxley could help her against The Fatal Influence while she could focus on capturing the WWE Women’s United States Championship.
Sharing the ring with a legend like Charlotte would add more value to her title run and help elevate her as a future main eventer. Moreover, this rivalry could also be a perfect moment for Alexa to betray Flair, costing her the title opportunity, and turn heel with Tatum Paxley by her side.
That said, all the pointers above are speculative, and nothing has been confirmed yet. With Sunday Night’s Main Event and Money in the Bank on the horizon, it will be interesting to see what plans Triple H and the WWE creative team have in store for the newly crowned Women’s United States Champion in the coming weeks.
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