Cargill says she owns the concept and wants Atlanta involved
Summary
– Jade Cargill says she is bringing back the Baddie Section on her own terms
– Cargill previously pitched WWE on using influencers in premium ringside seats
– She called out Atlanta while teasing the concept’s return
Jade Cargill says she is bringing back the Baddie Section, months after revealing that her original WWE pitch for the concept never came together.
Cargill made the declaration on August 31, saying she was tired of playing by the rules and intended to revive the idea because she owns it.
She also specifically called out Atlanta, suggesting that the city could be connected to whatever she has planned next.
The Baddie Section concept dates back to Cargill’s previous wrestling presentation and was something she later attempted to adapt for WWE.
During an April appearance on The Joe Budden Podcast, Cargill explained that she had pitched the company on placing influencers and other recognizable women in premium ringside seats.
Her goal was to use those appearances to attract viewers who might not normally watch wrestling and potentially create additional sponsorship opportunities.
Cargill said she views part of her role as bringing new people into wrestling rather than only performing for the existing fanbase.
She believed recognizable personalities sitting ringside could make casual viewers curious about WWE and introduce them to wrestlers they had not seen before.
That proposal did not move forward at the time, but Cargill made it clear that she still wanted to revisit the idea eventually.
Her latest comments suggest she is no longer waiting for someone else to approve the concept.
Cargill has not revealed exactly what the revived Baddie Section will look like or when it will officially return. Still, her reference to Atlanta suggests she may already have a specific setting in mind.
I’m tired of playing by the rules I’m bringing the baddie section back because I want to and I own it! End of story ATLANTA WYA 🗣️📣
— Jade Cargill (@Jade_Cargill) August 31, 2026
