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Cargill eventually won the title at Saturday Night’s Main Event in November, ending Stratton’s 302-day title reign. The upcoming bout at Night of Champions will complete their trilogy. That said, here are four possible finishes to Tiffany Stratton vs. Jade Cargill for the Women’s United States Championship at Night of Champions.
#4. Chelsea Green helps Tiffany Stratton
Chelsea Green could play a role in the Women’s United States Championship match at Night of Champions. Over the past few months, Green and Tiffany Stratton have formed an unlikely alliance. Chelsea has repeatedly supported the champion and even helped her retain the title against Lash Legend last month.
That alliance could benefit Stratton again this Saturday. There is already an issue between Green and Jade Cargill. Earlier this month, Chelsea teamed with Stratton against B-Fab and Michin, who have been aligned with Cargill. The match ended with Green taking the pinfall loss.
As a result, she may be looking for some payback. If Chelsea gets involved at Night of Champions, she could distract Cargill or interfere at a crucial moment. That would give Stratton an opening to capitalize and retain the Women’s United States Championship.
#3. Jade Cargill wins clean
Jade Cargill could simply defeat Tiffany Stratton and win the Women’s United States Championship. The Storm has had a difficult few months. She lost the WWE Women’s Championship to Rhea Ripley at WrestleMania 42 and then failed to regain the title in their rematch at Clash in Italy.
As a result, Cargill has lost some momentum. A title victory at Night of Champions would help change that. WWE has invested heavily in Cargill since her arrival, and putting a championship back around her waist would immediately re-establish her as one of the top stars in the women’s division.
#2. Michin and B-Fab help Jade Cargill
Jade Cargill could receive some help from her allies at Night of Champions. If WWE wants to put the Women’s United States Championship on Cargill without making Stratton look weak, outside interference could be the answer. Michin and B-Fab could neutralize Chelsea Green or create a distraction at a key moment in the match.
That would give Cargill an opening to capitalize. The finish would also protect Tiffany Stratton. Rather than losing in a completely clean fashion, she could point to the interference as the reason she dropped the title. At the same time, WWE would still accomplish its goal of putting the championship on Cargill and restoring some momentum to her character.
#1. Charlotte Flair costs Jade Cargill
Charlotte Flair could make a surprise appearance at Night of Champions and cost Jade Cargill the Women’s United States Championship. The Queen has had several issues with Cargill and her allies in recent weeks. Last week on SmackDown, Flair got into a heated backstage confrontation with Cargill, Michin, and B-Fab before her Queen of the Ring semifinal match against Liv Morgan. Things only got worse from there.
Cargill and her allies attacked Flair and targeted her knee before the match, leading to The Queen losing to Morgan. Flair could decide to get even this Saturday. If she appears during the title match, she could distract Cargill or directly interfere and cost her the championship opportunity. That would allow Tiffany Stratton to retain while protecting The Storm in defeat.
The finish would also help set up Charlotte’s next feud. Reports have suggested that WWE is planning a program between Flair and Cargill heading into SummerSlam. If that is the case, Night of Champions would be a logical place to kick the rivalry into high gear.
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