Jacy Jayne

And then Tatum Paxley and Alexa are talking, and they're interrupted by Fatal Influence.

And Jacy and Lainey Reid and Fallon Henley, they walk out in the aisle, and they're cutting a promo, and thankfully this guy woke up.

And I should also mention that Paxley, uh, thanked Charlotte for giving up her position that, uh, you know, she could still have her, her title match, and I'm very confused by this.

Um, the way that they were talking about it, and even Corey Graves on commentary, the way he was talking about it, and this is obviously how they told him to, to, to address this.

But I, I just, I had to post something up.

Got a YouTube Short up about that right now here on the channel, so go check that out.

And Asai Moonsault, "Another four ninety-nine Jacy Jayne got me in a sweat." Boy, you must have been in a sweat then in that last match she had in NXT.

Uh, I'm trying to remember who it was.

It will sell.

Uh, so out come Fatal Influence, and, uh, you know, Jacy Jayne is showing off an arm injury, and she, uh, calls their speech cringey.

You're getting a lot of heat for Jayne, who, uh-

Mm

Jayne then tries to attack, but Bliss and Tatum take Jayne out and deliver, deliver an arm wringer to the injured arm, so you know it's probably not really hurt that bad.

Mm.

Um, so, um, nonetheless, they are furthering this, uh, program between Alexa and Tatum and Fatal Influence here, along with a little bit from Jacy Jayne, you know, in the, uh, sort of, you know, um, anger, uh, after losing the Money in the Bank here.

I think, I thought Jayne sounded excellent here, and, um, I think Tatum overall still comes across really great.

But this shit here, right here, this shit, this shit right here, Tiffany Stratton? Really? As I said, this is the tried and, this is the legit true definition of taking the path of least resistance.

I would've understood if you gave it to Jacy Jayne.

I would've understood if you gave it to Lola Vice.

I definitely would've understood if you gave it to Sol Ruca.

In every metric, WWE creative decided to take the safe fucking route, go with the safe fucking option, the one that nobody fucking cared about, the one no one wanted to see win.

Again, respectfully to Tiffany Stratton, this was not your year, boo-boo.

As I said, I would have been okay if you gave it to Jacy Jayne, although she kind of didn't need it because she just got the women's United States championship, and she's kind of rocking with that a little bit.

Lash Legend, again, probably was like possibly like fifth or sixth of the ladies who, if I did do process of elimination properly a couple of weeks ago, Lash Legend would have been the first one or two to be eliminated in my process of elimination.

Tiffany Stratton? Really? As I said, this is the tried and- this is the legit true definition of taking the path of least resistance.

I would've understood if you gave it to Jacy Jayne.

I would've understood if you gave it to Lola Vice.

I definitely would've understood if you gave it to Sol Ruca.

In every metric, WWE creative decided to take the safe fucking route, go with the safe fucking option, the one that nobody fucking cared about, the one no one wanted to see win.

Again, respectfully to Tiffany Stratton, this was not your year, boo-boo.

As I said, I would've been okay if you gave it to Jacy Jayne, although she kinda didn't need it 'cause she just got the Women's United States Championship, and she's kinda rocking with that a little bit.

Lash Legend, again, probably was like th- possibly like fifth or sixth of the ladies who, if I, if I did do process of elimination properly a couple of weeks ago, um, Lash Legend would've been the fir- first one or two to be get eliminated in my process of elimination.

Okay, to me, she is the first two-time Money in the Bank ladder match winner.

She beat Jacy Jayne, Lash Legend, Lola Vice, Roxanne Perez, and Sol Ruca.

Despite this whole drama at the start with Carmella having to win two because of James Ellsworth have the good win and they had to restart the whole match on the following SmackDown, and she ended up winning again.

I don't count that as a two-time Money in the Bank winner.

It's gonna lead to possibly a heel turn where her and Chelsea Green are best friends, and she's eventually gonna turn on her and cash in and win her second Women's Championship, turning on her best friend.

That's where it looks like this is gonna go.

But you look at the other competitors, Jacy Jayne, she's the Women's United States champion.

I knew she wasn't gonna win.

I don't like the fall from grace really for the fatal influence as a group.

Jacy Jane might still be where she's at United States champion and all that stuff, but I hate for the other two to be pushed further down.

I think they were at such a high point when they debuted and they've kind of dropped the ball on them in the last couple of months, even though they were the women's tag team champions.

It's not like they did anything with those belts anyway.