Jade Cargill achieved a milestone in her WWE career by winning the WWE Women’s Championship at Saturday Night’s Main Event on November 1, 2025. Following the triumphant victory over Tiffany Stratton, Cargill dedicated the moment to the women who shaped her life her late mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother highlighting the deep personal significance behind her rise to the top.
A Breakthrough Victory at Saturday Night’s Main Event
After a dominant showing, Jade Cargill defeated an injured Tiffany Stratton to claim her first world championship title in WWE. The match, marked by Cargill’s powerhouse offense and relentless style, concluded with her signature move “Jaded,” securing the pinfall and crowning her the new WWE Women’s Champion. Despite Stratton’s valiant effort, including multiple near falls and top-rope maneuvers, her injury severely hampered her defense against Cargill’s onslaught.
Industry insiders reveal that WWE’s decision to elevate Cargill with the title reflects an intent to mold her as a modern-day Brock Lesnar figure in the women’s division an unstoppable force with a commanding presence[6]. This strategic push follows her heel turn on SmackDown in late October, where she shocked fans by attacking Stratton and turning into a fierce, unapologetic competitor[1].
Tribute to Family: A Champion’s Dedication
In the emotional aftermath of her victory, Jade took a moment to pay heartfelt tribute to the influential women in her family. Speaking backstage, Cargill dedicated the championship win to her late mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother.
“Every step I’ve taken in this business is built on the strength and sacrifice of the women who came before me,” she shared. “This one is for them my pillars, my inspiration. Their legacy lives through me every time I step into the ring.” According to a WWE insider close to Cargill, this sentiment is genuine and reflects the deep personal connection Jade holds with her family history and their unwavering support throughout her journey.
Jade Cargill’s Path to the Title: From Dominance to Crown
Jade’s journey to the WWE Women’s Championship was marked by a series of high-profile battles and a steadily growing reputation as a dominant force. After joining WWE in early 2025 following a successful stint in AEW where she was known as “That Bitch,” Cargill quickly established herself with her powerhouse style and signature finishing moves like the bicycle kick and chickenwing facebuster, “Jaded”[1].
Her feud with Naomi showcased her aggressive heel persona, culminating in her victory at WrestleMania 41. The win was a foreshadowing of greater things to come. In June 2025, she won the Queen of the Ring tournament by defeating Asuka, earning a WWE Women’s Championship match at SummerSlam. Although unsuccessful in her first title shot against Tiffany Stratton, she pursued the championship with renewed intensity[1].
Her heel turn in October, in which she betrayed Stratton after previously saving her from an attack, injected new life into her character and set the stage for their rematch at Saturday Night’s Main Event. This time, Cargill was relentless and efficient, seizing the crown she had chased for months[1][2].
Impact and Future Prospects
Jade Cargill’s WWE Women’s Championship win signals a potential era of dominance akin to prior women’s champions who combined athleticism and charisma with a commanding presence. Sources close to WWE creative hint that she will carry the division as a top heel, engaging in high-profile feuds with both established and emerging stars on SmackDown and WWE’s premium events.
A WWE insider commented, “Jade has everything size, skill, charisma, and the ability to tell a story in the ring. The company sees her as the new face of women’s wrestling, someone who can draw fans and elevate the division to new heights.”
WWE Universe Reacts
Fans and critics alike praised Cargill’s performance and the storytelling behind her ascension. Many highlighted the significance of her tribute to her family as a touching reminder of the personal sacrifices behind the glitz and glamour of professional wrestling.
Social media buzzed with support for the new champion, with many noting how her strength and resilience both in and out of the ring make her a role model for young athletes and wrestling fans worldwide.