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WWE initially shared the footage of the match online, but it has since been deleted, and while every other angle from SmackDown remains on their X account, nothing from Green vs. Nia Jax has been added.

Fans have shared the footage online, since it is still available on Netflix, but it seems that WWE is not sharing it themselves.

Who was at fault for the botch on WWE SmackDown?

Both Nia Jax and Chelsea Green were at fault for the botch on SmackDown. While many fans blame Green, she could have hung on, and Jax should have kept hold of her as well.

It seems that these two women don’t have a lot of chemistry in the ring, but it’s also the second time in as many weeks that Jax has botched. Last week she was part of a match with Tiffany Stratton, where she picked up the win despite her feet being under the rope.

The referee was at fault here for counting the pin and was called out by several names online, but obviously, as WWE has stated numerous times, the referee’s decision is final even if it goes against rules that the company has put in place.

As noted, the videos of this match have been deleted from the company’s social media, and now it seems that Sami Zayn and Stephanie Vaquer have become the biggest talking points of the weekend following their title wins.

This loss takes Nia Jax to the back of the line, so Green should now have a new challenger in the coming weeks.