“I felt naked” – Female WWE Superstar makes a confession

A female WWE superstar has made a confession about her main roster run. This year, after WrestleMania 42, a number of names were called up from NXT to join RAW and SmackDown.

Among the names that joined the blue brand was Jacy Jayne, who made her main roster debut with her Fatal Influence stablemates, Lainey Reid and Fallon Henley.

The group made an immediate impact on their arrival and have been feuding with top names from the women’s division on SmackDown. While Reid and Henley captured the Women’s tag team championship in July at Saturday Night’s Main Event, Jayne had to wait another month to finally get her hands on gold.

On the August 14 episode of SmackDown, she beat Tiffany Stratton to win the Women’s United States championship. Recently, speaking on Fox News’ Outkick, Jacy Jayne talked about her title reign and mentioned that it was weird for her to be without a title on the main roster for so long.

“Oh, I love it. You know, it felt really weird not having a title, because I had a title for so long before I came up that I felt naked, like, ‘Ugh, I don’t feel like me.’ Then I won this off Tiffany Stratton, and I feel whole again,” she said.

Jayne won the NXT Women’s tag team championship two times and then captured the NXT Women’s championship and held it for 151 days. She had a second run with the title, this time holding it for 137 days.

After coming up on the main roster, she went close to four months without championship gold around her waist before finally winning the WWE Women’s US title.

Jacy Jayne claims she is not taken seriously despite success in WWE

Fatal Influence has impressed since being paired together in NXT, and they have continued their success on WWE SmackDown with Jacy Jayne at the center of it all.

However, in a recent interview with The Wrestling Classic, she said that she has been overlooked as a competitor despite the work she has put in.

She said she feels she is not taken seriously, which is something she doesn’t understand. Jayne then talked about how she did a lot of work away from the cameras to get better in her craft.

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Edited by Sherjeel Malik