WWE Superstar Bayley has made history time and time again—longest time in the women’s Royal Rumble? Check. Money in the Bank cash-in success? Double-check. But even with all those accolades, there was one title she hadn’t snagged—until now. The WWE Women’s United States Championship was officially announced on November 8, and Bayley was just as stunned as the rest of us when she found out.
In an interview with Headliner Chicago, Bayley revealed where she was when Nick Aldis dropped the big news. And spoiler: it wasn’t a planned viewing party. “Nobody knew that that was happening,” Bayley confessed. She just happened to be at the right place at the right time—mid-meeting with one of her bosses and within earshot of a monitor.
Talk about fate! “I heard Nick Aldis talk about the women. And I was like, ‘Whoa. Hold on, please. Can we just watch this real quick?’” she said, laughing. “I’m so happy that I caught it. Otherwise, I wouldn’t have been around a monitor, because there’s so much going on.”
But it’s not just about the surprise for Bayley. She’s pumped for what this means for the entire division. “Whether you’ve been here for 15 weeks or 15 years, or you just got signed, or you don’t really know where you lie in the division, this is a huge deal,” Bayley explained.
She went on to compare it to the prestigious Intercontinental Championship for men, saying, “A lot of guys’ dreams growing up was to be the Intercontinental Champion… I believe this could be that title [for women].”
Bayley’s excitement is palpable, and it’s clear she thinks this new championship is going to be a game-changer. “It’s just exciting. It’s an exciting time all around and I truly believe that we deserve it,” she said.
Bayley’s reaction is proof that WWE’s latest move has fans and superstars buzzing. With her heartfelt take on the new title, it’s clear this championship is set to shake up the division in a big way. The WWE Women’s U.S. Championship isn’t just another belt—it’s a statement, and Bayley’s ready to see who will step up and make history with it.
So, what do you think about the new WWE Women’s United States Championship? Could it become the next must-have title for the women’s division? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below.