Jade Cargill & Bianca Address Being Left Off WWE Premium Live Events

WWE has a lot of time on television every week, but they don’t have room on the show to give everyone a huge spotlight. Following recapturing the WWE Women’s Tag Team Titles at Bash in Berlin, Jade Cargill and Bianca Belair seem to have the right mindset about this.

Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill, the current WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions, recently appeared on The Masked Man Show to discuss their absence from recent WWE premium live events. Despite not being featured on these major shows, the champions revealed that this has only fueled their determination to raise the profile of their division and the titles they hold.

Jade Cargill shared her perspective, seeing their exclusion as a driving force. Although their booking hasn’t been taking a ton of screen time, they are certainly making the most of things to achieve their maximum potential in WWE.

“It’s motivation. I would say it’s motivation for us to go out there and perform and have our fans beg for us to be on these PLEs like they’ve been doing. If we continue to crush our matches, they’re going to do nothing but want more of it.”

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Cargill emphasized that she and Belair are dedicated to elevating the women’s tag team division, adding, “Right now, I believe that Bianca and I are reviving these belts and wanting to elevate these belts to new heights. So our job is to continue to elevate the women’s division.”

Bianca Belair echoed these sentiments but took a pragmatic approach to their absence from PLEs. “I want to be on as many PLEs as possible,” Belair said, “but at the same time, it’s a dog-eat-dog world out here, and so many talents want to be on these PLEs, and there’s not a lot of matches right now.”

Despite this, she expressed no bitterness, stating that she supports her fellow women’s division competitors when they get their moment in the spotlight.

“I don’t take offense to it when we aren’t on them, but I just know I’m rooting for the girls when it’s their turn because I know it’s gonna be our turn. We’re just gonna keep doing our thing and take these titles to as many places as possible.”

Both champions are focused on continuing to build momentum for the women’s tag team division. Their goal is to maintain strong performances that keep the fans wanting more, ensuring that their presence on future premium live events becomes undeniable.

With such a motivated mindset, it seems only a matter of time before Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill cement their place on WWE’s biggest stages. Their commitment to elevating the women’s division and their championship titles not only highlights their passion, but also signals that their moment to shine at premium live events will come soon.

What’s your take on Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill’s booking in WWE? Do you believe that they will split up and have a rivalry afterward? Let us know what you think in the comments section!