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Flair emerged victorious in the match, but the there was another talking point involving Cargill. As Flair and Ruca delivered a top-rope superplex, Cargill’s wig came off, and she had to roll out of the ring to adjust.
This led to her performing a few spots while battling to hold her wig in place. To her credit, she finished the match and was involved till the end and the way she handled the situation has drawn praise from WWE Hall of Famer Bully Ray.
Speaking on the Busted Open Podcast, the tag team legend praised Cargill, and such incidents happen in the ring all the time.
“I’m giving a shout out to Jade Cargill. God job, girlfriend. You were put in a very rough uncomfortable situation. Lot of people making fun of Jade on social media over the weekend for the unfortunate mishap of the wig. It happens, wardrobe malfunctions happen, hair extensions get pulled out. Dudes have c*apped themselves in the ring, anything can happen,” he said.
Ray said it is no easy task to perform in front of thousands of people in attendance and millions watching at home. He lauded Cargill’s perseverance for going through with the match.
“For a woman to have her wig come off on national television, it’s pretty easy to roll out and roll under the ring, and hopefully nobody sees you, right? She persevered, she kept on trucking, and she got through the match. She did what she had to do. Good job, Jade,” he added.
Jade Cargill reacted to the wardrobe mishap on WWE SmackDown
Social media was awash with photos and videos of Jade Cargill’s unfortunate wardrobe mishap on WWE SmackDown.
Taking to social media, she reacted to the incident, noting that her biggest fear was realized and she was still alive. However, she mentioned that her wig had won.
Following the loss in the Queen of the Ring match, Cargill did have good end to the night as she attacked Chelsea Green and WWE Women’s US champion Tiffany Stratton, hinting that she may be coming for the title.
If you use quotes from this article, please credit Busted Open Podcast and give an H/T to Sportskeeda Wrestling for the transcription.
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