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Nia Jax takes a shot at WWE on Twitter for white women only tweet

Former Raw Women’s champion Nia Jax took a shot at WWE’s Twitter account for a post yesterday which read, “There’s no denying it. The women of WWE BROUGHT IT in 2018.”

WWE’s choice of photos however wasn’t very inclusive, and showed only Charlotte Flair, Ronda Rousey, The IIconics, Becky Lynch, and Carmella…all white women. Jax, who doesn’t shy away from comments, replied with emojis of women of different color with the hash tag #WeHereToo.

A couple of weeks ago, Jax got into an argument with a fan who said that she gets a push and then takes a long vacation, to which she replied that “mama needs some R&R.” Unfortunately for Nia, she then slagged off Ronda Rousey for not being in Chicago last week. “Hey @RondaRousey while you’re home enjoying your extended vacation, the rest of us women will be carrying the division that you supposedly represent.”

https://twitter.com/NiaJaxWWE/status/1079177655273119744


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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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