In a recent guesting on ESPN’s “First Take,” Bianca Belair shed light on her thoughts after Naomi revealed that she was the one who attacked Jade Cargill. Belair revealed her distress about the breakup of their team.
It was Belair who encouraged Naomi to admit her actions during last week’s episode of Friday Night SmackDown.
Belair expressed, “It’s really rough. This is my first time talking about it since it happened on Friday. I formed a bond with both of these women. Jade and I elevated the women’s tag team division. She was taken out, Naomi stepped in so all that hard work wouldn’t go to waste. We bonded, but come to find out Naomi was the one behind taking Jade out. It’s very heartbreaking for me. I’m more hurt than anything and it’s really tough because I won Elimination Chamber and I’m supposed to be going to WrestleMania and having a big title match. It’s really hard to focus on that. It’s bittersweet for me. I’m trying to be excited about this Elimination Chamber win, but I’m also hurt by the breakdown of the Big Three because we were doing amazing things and really representing. It’s a really heartbreaking time for me right now.”
In a recent visit to the For The Love of Wrestling convention hosted by Monopoly Events in Manchester, England, Mark Henry was asked about his preferred opponent for his final match.
For his final battle, Henry picked WWE Champion Cody Rhodes.
Previously, Henry mentioned a possible last match, although his overall health could be a limiting factor.
His response was, “Probably Cody Rhodes. I don’t think that nobody is putting him in jeopardy. I want people to fear for his life. When I went in the ring, I wasn’t trying to kill nobody, but I was definitely trying to draw blood. I don’t think nobody is doing that. Jacob Fatu, I’d pay money to see Jacob whoop him. That Jacob Fatu is special. Man, that dude is good.”