A new era begins on SmackDown as Cargill ends Tiffy Time in ruthless fashion
Summary
– Jade Cargill defeats Tiffany Stratton at Saturday Night’s Main Event to win the WWE Women’s Championship
– Stratton entered the match injured but refused to forfeit her title defense
– Cargill’s decisive victory marks her first championship reign in WWE
Jade Cargill has officially arrived at the top of WWE’s women’s division. After months of build-up and a bitter rivalry with Tiffany Stratton, Cargill captured the WWE Women’s Championship at Saturday Night’s Main Event inside the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah.
The feud reached its breaking point after Cargill turned on Stratton during the October 24 episode of SmackDown. That shocking heel turn saw Jade attack her former ally and hold the Women’s Title aloft, foreshadowing the takeover that would soon follow.
Heading into the match, concerns over Stratton’s condition circulated after she was seen limping backstage. SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis even gave her the option to withdraw, but Stratton insisted on defending her championship despite the injury.
When the bell rang, Cargill wasted no time asserting her power. She targeted Stratton’s injured leg, overpowering her opponent with sheer strength and precision. A thunderous chokeslam shifted the match completely in Cargill’s favor as the fight spilled to ringside, where she continued her relentless assault.
Back in the ring, Stratton showed heart by surviving multiple powerbombs, but her resilience wasn’t enough to stop the inevitable. Cargill finished the match with her devastating Jaded finisher, securing the three-count and claiming her first WWE Women’s Championship.
The win cemented Jade Cargill as the new face of SmackDown’s women’s division. With “Tiffy Time” officially over, a new dominant era has begun—one defined by Jade’s power, confidence, and control.
