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That was not all. Things turned from bad to worse for her later on in the show, when Tiffany Stratton lost the Women’s United States Championship. It happened after Chelsea Green tried to help her by taking out Fatal Influence members at the ringside. However, the momentary distraction and the ringside chaos became the catalyst for a shocking title change. Green’s involvement inadvertently became the reason for Stratton’s doom.
In the aftermath of such a setback, superstars often tend to become volatile and frantic. However, the fact that The Buff Barbie did not react much tells a bigger story. Her silence did not look like acceptance but rather a suppressed anger that could be brewing within her. Tiffany Stratton could be bottling up her frustrations against Chelsea Green. It appears to be a matter of time before she turns on her best friend, officially embracing a heel turn.
The former WWE Women’s Champion could blame Chelsea for her big defeat in the coming weeks, citing her as the main problem. By not letting Stratton showcase her emotions following the title loss, Triple H may have subtly confirmed that things are bound to boil over. The Game seems to be planning a heartbreaking betrayal for the fans that no one is anticipating. It will be interesting to see how things shape up from here on.
Triple H may keep Chelsea Green WWE Women’s Champion for a long time
Chelsea Green won a blockbuster multi-person ladder match at SummerSlam to win the Interim WWE Women’s Championship. According to rumors, The Hot Mess was expected to remain a transitional champion until Rhea Ripley returns from her injury. However, the recent developments may have forced Triple H and the creative team to take a detour.
Ripley was initially projected to return before Money in the Bank and take her spot at the pedestal. However, The Eradicator recently underwent surgery, which could keep her away for a long time. As a result, the timeline of her return is expected to be extended and Triple H can give Chelsea Green an extended run with the WWE Women’s Championship.
Besides, the tremendous reception The Hot Mess has been receiving lately has reportedly created a positive environment backstage. Whenever superstars get such reception, WWE takes that into account. It serves as yet another major indication that Triple H could bank on Green and keep her at the top beyond the projected duration.
Besides, the company has also started to address her as the WWE Women’s Champion and not the interim champion. Hence, it clearly shows that Triple H is treating Chelsea Green’s title reign as a top priority.
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