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This was The Storm’s first appearance since WrestleMania 42. Cargill lost the WWE Women’s Championship to Rhea Ripley at the event. The former AEW star has made it clear that she is not done with Mami, but Cargill may have hinted at a secret alliance with Fatal Influence as well.
The Storm formed an alliance with Michin and B-Fab before WrestleMania 42, but the duo couldn’t help Cargill retain the WWE Women’s Title against Ripley. Now, the 33-year-old star could seek more allies in her quest to regain the title from Mami. Given Fatal Influence’s dominance and unity, The Storm could join forces with the trio.
Cargill helped Jayne secure a massive win over the babyface team on SmackDown. In return, Jayne, Henley, and Reid could help The Storm defeat Rhea Ripley in the future. That said, this scenario is only based on speculation, and nothing has been confirmed.
It remains to be seen what’s next for Jade Cargill following her return on last week’s SmackDown.
Jade Cargill reflects on her time as WWE Women’s Champion
Jade Cargill defeated Tiffany Stratton at Saturday Night’s Main Event in December to win the WWE Women’s Championship. The Storm had turned heel before the match, and the character change ended up being fruitful for the former AEW star.
Cargill held the title for 169 days, during which she only defended it once. The Storm defeated Jordynne Grace in February. She eventually dropped the title to Rhea Ripley at WrestleMania 42 Night Two.
In an interview with MuscleManMalcolm, Cargill discussed her time as champion. The 33-year-old wished she had wrestled more and been involved in better storylines while holding the title. However, she was happy with how her match against Ripley at The Show of Shows went.
“I thought it was good. I felt like I would have loved to wrestle way more. I felt like I would have liked to really sink my teeth into juicier storylines. But overall, I think I delivered when I was given the chance to do that. And I think that our match, well, Rhea and I’s match last night, went great,” she said.
It will be interesting to see if Jade Cargill can regain the WWE Women’s Championship from Rhea Ripley, now that she’s back. The WWE Universe will see how the storyline develops on this week’s episode of Friday Night SmackDown.
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