“I was legit pi**ed” – Female WWE star on real-life heat with Charlotte Flair

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In an appearance on INSIGHT with Chris Van Vliet, Jax recalled the incident from 2021 and addressed what happened inside the ring. Later, the host asked if there’s still real-life heat between the two, and The Irresistible Force claimed they’re good now, but they had it that night.

“Oh, yeah. We’re good. But it was definitely, everybody was like, ‘What just happened?’ Even the crowd, because when it happened in the moment, I couldn’t hear anything because I was angry. I was legit pi**ed. So I didn’t hear anything. But then when I felt the dead silence of the crowd, I think the crowd was kind of like, ‘Is this really happening?’ I could hear Corey Graves. Commentary is the only thing I could hear because that crowd was dead silent, because I think they were kind of in shock, like, ‘What just happened?’ So, yeah, it was definitely a moment. So that was a match where I’m like oh. But then we were able to redeem ourselves after that,” Jax said. [H/T – CVV]

Nia Jax and Charlotte Flair are in a feud on WWE SmackDown

Last year, Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss became a tag team in the women’s division and won the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship. In the coming months, they crossed paths with Nia Jax and a debuting Lash Legend on WWE SmackDown. The villainous duo eventually became the reason behind Flair and Bliss losing their titles to The Kabuki Warriors.

In the coming months, both teams continued their feud on the blue brand in the women’s division. While Flair and Bliss are no longer champions, they’re still in a feud with Nia Jax and Lash Legend on WWE SmackDown. It’ll be interesting to see what’s next for both teams heading into WrestleMania 42 in Nevada.

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