“Me and My Girls Wrestle for Bad B*tches” – Jade Cargill Turns Against Her Male Fans in Shocking Rant

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“I just want to see beautiful bad a** women in the crowd. I’m tired of seeing you overgrown sloppy men. Does nothing for me. YUCK. Me and my girls wrestle for bad b*tches,” Jade Cargill tweeted.

The former WWE Women’s Champion has also been open about wanting to bring back the ‘Baddie section.’ It is the section in the front row where Cargill’s female fans are seated. The Storm teased that she is bringing the section back at the upcoming Sunday Night’s Main Event.

“I’m tired of playing by the rules I’m bringing the baddie section back because I want to and I own it! End of story ATLANTA WYA,” Cargill tweeted.

Jade Cargill is set to team up with B-Fab and Michin to take on the trio of Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss, and Tatum Paxley.

Jade Cargill addresses her critics

The former WWE Women’s Champion has been one of the stars consistently featured on WWE television. But fans have not been too fond of her work inside the ring. Some fans have taken to social media to criticize Cargill’s push in the Stamford-based promotion.

Back in July, Cargill attacked Alexa Bliss with a steel chair, and that resulted in Bliss being forced to take some time off due to her injury. This did not sit well with fans either. They called out Cargill for being unsafe.

Cargill had one message for all her critics and haters. She took to X to claim that, despite complaining about her, everyone wants to be like her or enjoys seeing her perform inside the squared circle.

“Secretly they are all obsessed with my fine a** though. They love me. Or want to be like me. Both I’d say,” she wrote.

On the August 7 episode of SmackDown, Cargill lost her one-on-one match against The Queen, Charlotte Flair.