WWE Superstar Nia Jax is oozing confidence as she advances to the next round of the Queen of the Ring Tournament (QOTR). The Irresistible Force made a bold claim after her first-round victory over fellow Bloodline member Naomi on the recent edition of SmackDown. Jax, who is determined to win the tournament, sent a strong message to her competitors, stating that she would “run through” the competition to emerge victorious.
The 39-year-old’s first-round match against Naomi was a thrilling encounter that ended with Jax scoring the win. After the match, Jax took to social media to post a picture of The Bloodline family tree, crossing out her own name from the list. The gesture was seen as a statement of her independence and a declaration of her intentions to forge her own path to the top.
In a recent interview with WWE, Jax praised Naomi for pushing her to the limit in their first-round match. However, she made it clear that she would not be intimidated by any of her opponents in the tournament. Jax’s confidence stems from her experience as a former Women’s Champion, and she believes that she has what it takes to outlast the competition.
Meanwhile, Jax has also been making headlines for her budding friendship with WWE Superstar Tiffany Stratton. In a recent interview, Stratton revealed that she had bonded well with Jax during their visit to Perth, Australia, for the Elimination Chamber Premium Live Event earlier this year. The 24-year-old Stratton, also known as The Buff Barbie, praised Jax’s kindness and generosity, saying that she had learned a lot from the veteran superstar.
As Jax prepares to take on Jade Cargill in the next round of the QOTR Tournament, fans are eagerly waiting to see if she can back up her claims with a victory. On the other hand, Stratton will face off against Cargill’s tag team partner Bianca Belair in her next round match. The stage is set for an exciting few weeks in the women’s division, and fans will be eagerly watching to see who will emerge victorious in the Queen of the Ring Tournament.
