WWE NXT star and a former WWE NXT Women’s Tag Team Champion Cora Jade who is also a former All Elite Wrestling star recently talked about her experience working on Monday Night RAW. She also talked about NXT working directly with the main roster brands.
Cora Jade started her professional wrestling career in 2018 at a very young age of 17. She is a very talented individual who had been extremely impressive since the very first day of joining the world of professional wrestling. At first she worked on some Independent circuit promotions but since she was very young, she did not get any Championship success.
Cora Jade Discusses Her Experience Working On Monday Night RAW
In 2019 she worked on the Impact Wrestling for the first time in her career and she worked mostly as a jobber as she wrestled in some squash matches. Her Impact wrestling career did not last long. In 2020 she started working on the All Elite Wrestling where once again she was treated as a jobber as she jobbed to a number of wrestlers like Red Velvet and Brandi Rhodes.
In 2021 she got her biggest call as she was approached by none other than WWE and she started working on the NXT which is the development territory of the promotion. At first she was treated as a jobber by WWE too but WWE understood what she was capable of and the promotion started to push her slowly. The fans started to recognise her from her excellent performance in the War Games match of 2021.
It was pretty much clear that she was destined for something very big after this match. Recently she teamed up with Roxanne Perez and won the WWE NXT Women’s Tag Team Championship. But soon after winning the titles Cora Jade withdrew title and turned on her own partner. It marked the beginning of her heel run. She has been doing fantastic so far and we believe she has an excellent future in WWE.
Cora Jade who is also a former All Elite Wrestling star recently spoke to where she talked about her experience working on Monday Night RAW. She also talked about NXT working directly with the main roster brands. She said;
“Yeah, I think lately they’ve been, it’s been a lot of you know, mixing all three brands and I think that’s great,” Jade said. “Like, I feel like if I was still watching as a fan, which I still am even though I work here, I still watch like as a fan. But even especially before all this I would have, as a fan, I would have loved to see all this, like all the mix ins and like, it’s just a very exciting time.
“And not only is it exciting for the fans, it’s good for people like myself and other younger talent here at the PC to be able to have those opportunities to work with people who you know, are on RAW and SmackDown, have been doing this longer than us because it’s all a learning process and you never, never stop learning.
“And especially, you know, like you mentioned I worked with Raquel and Rhea and those are two people who I look up to and they have a wealth of knowledge and they’re very helpful. But yeah, I think in general, it’s exciting. It’s exciting to watch. It’s exciting to be a part of. But yeah, just being able to learn from those people is definitely a great experience and I hope, hope it continues to happen.”
“I feel like obviously being there I learned a lot and I got to see a lot and you know, just watch everybody that’s there,” Jade said. “But just being able to be there and then come back to NXT the next day.
“It’s very motivating for where you know, I want to be in the future, just to be in that environment around those people and just see how hard they all work and how it works up there is very motivating and inspiring and it just kind of lights a fire under me and makes me not only want to do better every single day but obviously put on the best match of my life on Saturday and just having in the back of my mind that that’s the goal to get there with everybody. So it was very cool to have that taste of it on Monday as just another little reminder of what you worked for.”
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