Jade Cargill Returns At WWE Elimination Chamber
Jade Cargill is back, as she returned at WWE Elimination Chamber.
Cargill has been absent since November; she was attacked backstage on the November 22nd episode of WWE SmackDown. At the time, she held the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship with Bianca Belair. Naomi later took her place in December. Belair and Naomi retained the titles until Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez beat them on the February 24th episode of WWE RAW. The identity of Cargill's attacker had been a mystery leading into WWE Elimination Chamber.
Just as the Women's Elimination Chamber was about to begin, Jade Cargill made her return. She stormed to the ring and viciously attacked Naomi. Cargill slammed Naomi into a pod wall and kicked her through it. Officials came out to separate them, but Cargill continued the beatdown.
Cargill then took the chamber door and slammed it onto Naomi. Medical officials came out and loaded Naomi onto a stretcher. They then guided her to the back, and Naomi was deemed unable to compete, so she was eliminated from the match.
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