Despite a successful women’s WWE Elimination Chamber match, the main story coming out of it is one of friendship, mystery, and backstabbing. A huge underdog heading into the match, Bianca Belair pulled out the upset victory to earn a title shot at WrestleMania. So, how is that not the story?
All the women were in the ring or their pod, and the PLE was ready to start. Jade Cargill, jumped and injured a week ago by an unknown assailant, ran to the ring before they could close the door. Considering their recent tag team rivalry, it has been assumed that Liv Morgan was responsible. Liv would hold firm that it wasn’t her.
It turns out Liv was right; it wasn’t her. With Liv Morgan and Naomi starting the match and the other participants locked in their pods, Jade Cargill made her WWE return by forcing herself inside the Elimination Chamber. A shredded Cargill jumped Naomi, the lucky recipient of her half of the tag team championships, when she got put on the shelf. Among other violent deeds, Cargill delivered a big boot into the pod and slammed the door for the actual chamber into her body. Naomi’s tag team partner could only watch from inside the pod.
A Jade Cargill heel turn was expected, but we can’t call it that. If footage shows Naomi was her attacker, does that mean she did it just for championship gold? Would that not make Naomi the heel?
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