History is made at Night of Champions; Tiffany Stratton comments

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Stratton’s match against Jade Cargill was the first time the Women’s United States Championship was defended at a PLE. The champion took to Instagram today to boast about making history, and you can check out her update in the post below.

“Fitting I’d make Tiffstory in the kingdom. #ANDSTILL,” she wrote.

Tiffany Stratton became the Women’s United States Champion by defeating Giulia on the April 24 edition of WWE SmackDown. Jade Cargill lost the WWE Women’s Championship to Rhea Ripley at WrestleMania 42.

Tiffany Stratton opens up about major WWE change

WWE SmackDown star Tiffany Stratton recently shared why she no longer does the Tiffy Twist as her finishing move.

Speaking with Brandi Rhodes on her A Shot of Brandi YouTube show, Stratton shared that she got injured while doing the move, and the Prettiest Moonsault Ever was an easy solution.

“So I actually, originally, when I first got on TV it was a Vader bomb, but it had like a full twist and I called it the Tiffy twist. So it wasn’t originally like my plan to have that as my finish. “And then like I started landing the Tiffy twist kind of like awkwardly on my side or I wasn’t completing the twist every time and it just like scared me ’cause like you’re coming into the ground so fast and you’re twisting at the same time. So I’m like, I don’t wanna break my nose on accident. So I decided to do the moonsault,” she said. (H/T: Ringside News)

Only time will tell who challenges the 27-year-old next for the Women’s United States Championship.