Jade Cargill Pulled From WWE Women’s US Title Tournament After Shocking Backstage Attack

Jade Cargill’s journey to becoming the inaugural WWE Women’s United States Champion has been derailed in dramatic fashion. Following a vicious backstage assault on SmackDown, the powerhouse competitor has been officially pulled from her scheduled triple-threat match in the tournament.

The shocking attack unfolded during Bianca Belair’s tournament match when footage aired of Cargill sprawled across the hood of a car, apparently thrown from a loading dock. With a smashed windshield beneath her and blood visible near her eye, the scene left fans—and WWE Superstars—stunned. Bianca rushed backstage to check on her tag team partner, leaving her own match behind.

Cargill was immediately taken to the hospital via ambulance, with Bianca accompanying her. Later in the show, it was confirmed that Cargill will no longer compete in next week’s triple-threat bout against Michin and Piper Niven, as she continues to recover from the brutal attack. WWE has yet to reveal who will replace Jade in the match, leaving fans buzzing with speculation.

Adding even more uncertainty, it remains unclear whether Jade will be cleared in time for the Survivor Series WarGames match, where she had been slated to play a pivotal role.

The Women’s US Title tournament has been full of surprises, but this shocking twist has fans wondering—who is behind the attack on Jade Cargill, and what does this mean for her future in WWE?