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* NeverLiveItDown: A week before the 2018 ''Survivor Series'', Nia punched Becky Lynch so hard that she was legitimately injured, forcing Becky to be removed from the highly anticipated match between her and Ronda Rousey that had been building for weeks. Fans were ''not happy'' to say the least. During the event itself, Nia was booed to oblivion, especially when she won the Women's Traditional Survivor Series elimination tag team match as the sole survivor. Many fans believed that she was getting rewarded for being sloppy and injuring a coworker.
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** A week before the 2018 ''Survivor Series'', Nia punched Becky Lynch so hard that she was legitimately injured, forcing Becky to be removed from the highly anticipated match between her and Ronda Rousey that had been building for weeks. Fans were ''not happy'' to say the least. During the event itself, Nia was booed to oblivion, especially when she won the Women's Traditional Survivor Series elimination tag team match as the sole survivor. Many fans believed that she was getting rewarded for being sloppy and injuring acoworker.coworker.
** It only got worse in 2020, when she underwent a series of matches with Kairi Sane that caused the Internet favourite some nasty head and neck injuries: first a poorly-timed buckle bomb,[[note]]Which led to that move being banned in WWE for about a year[[/note]] and then a botch involving steel steps. When Kairi abruptly departed from WWE to return to Japan and left the ring for a year and a half, Nia found herself taking colossal amounts of blame for it.
** A week before the 2018 ''Survivor Series'', Nia punched Becky Lynch so hard that she was legitimately injured, forcing Becky to be removed from the highly anticipated match between her and Ronda Rousey that had been building for weeks. Fans were ''not happy'' to say the least. During the event itself, Nia was booed to oblivion, especially when she won the Women's Traditional Survivor Series elimination tag team match as the sole survivor. Many fans believed that she was getting rewarded for being sloppy and injuring a
** It only got worse in 2020, when she underwent a series of matches with Kairi Sane that caused the Internet favourite some nasty head and neck injuries: first a poorly-timed buckle bomb,[[note]]Which led to that move being banned in WWE for about a year[[/note]] and then a botch involving steel steps. When Kairi abruptly departed from WWE to return to Japan and left the ring for a year and a half, Nia found herself taking colossal amounts of blame for it.
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* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: Her return in 2023 was met initially with great disapproval due to reasons stated below. However as she got into feuds with Raquel Rodriguez and Becky Lynch, it became clear that Nia had actually improved immensely, and was actually putting on some legitimately solid matches with the two. While she isn't without her detractors, it's nowhere near as bad as it was before.
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** After overhearing Alexa’s hurtful comments about Nia, Nia would then take her frustration out by destroying her wardrobe.
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** After overhearing Alexa’s Alexa's hurtful comments about Nia, Nia would then take her frustration out by destroying her wardrobe.wardrobe. However, it ended up looking more like a high school student trashing a rival's locker than an intense wrestling feud.
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** Nia trended on social media during the February 8, 2021, episode of ''Raw'', where she missed a leg drop and landed butt-first on the apron, screaming out in pain and uttering the words "MY HOLE!" at one point.
*** This has ascended itself into a MemeticMutation.
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** Nia trended on social media during the February 8, 2021, episode of ''Raw'', where she missed a leg drop and landed butt-first on the apron, screaming out in pain and uttering the words pain, an usual spot on a wrestling match, except that in this case, Nia afterwards shouted "MY HOLE!" at one point.
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** The two promos she delivered during her second feud with Ronda had her abruptly ''scream'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCdO3r_aGvM "MY TITLE!!!!!"]] into the mic at ear piercing levels. There was zero build up or reason for the complete change in tone. What was likely intended to make Nia come across like a slightly off-kilter monster backfired as fans were either amused or irritated about their bleeding ears.
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** The two promos she delivered during her second feud with Ronda had her abruptly ''scream'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCdO3r_aGvM [[https://youtu.be/XtGVK7iywPc?t=166 "MY TITLE!!!!!"]] into the mic at ear piercing ear-piercing levels. There was zero build up build-up or reason for the complete change in tone. What was likely intended to make Nia come across like a slightly off-kilter monster backfired as fans were either amused or irritated about their bleeding ears.
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* NeverLiveItDown: A week before ''Survivor Series'' 2018, Nia punches Becky Lynch so hard she broke her nose, forcing Becky to be removed from the highly anticipated Becky vs Ronda Rousey that had been building for weeks. Fans were ''not happy'' to say the least. During the event itself, Nia was booed to oblivion, especially when she won the Women's Traditional Survivor Series elimination tag team match as the sole survivor. Many fans believed that she was getting rewarded for being sloppy and injuring a coworker.
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* NeverLiveItDown: A week before the 2018 ''Survivor Series'' 2018, Series'', Nia punches punched Becky Lynch so hard that she broke her nose, was legitimately injured, forcing Becky to be removed from the highly anticipated Becky vs match between her and Ronda Rousey that had been building for weeks. Fans were ''not happy'' to say the least. During the event itself, Nia was booed to oblivion, especially when she won the Women's Traditional Survivor Series elimination tag team match as the sole survivor. Many fans believed that she was getting rewarded for being sloppy and injuring a coworker.
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** She also didn't do herself any favours by talking about complaining to WWE bosses about Ronda Rousey hurting Alexa Bliss in the ring. Specifically the part where described it as "standing up for her", which many decried as hypocritical in light of Nia's own history of injuring people.
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** She also didn't do herself any favours by talking about complaining to WWE bosses about Ronda Rousey hurting Alexa Bliss in the ring. Specifically the part where described it as "standing up for her", which many decried as hypocritical in light of Nia's own history of injuring people.people.
** After her release in late 2021 (alongside roughly two dozen others in the same instance), she stated on Twitter a return to the ring was "highly unlikely". Needless to say, the [[AndThereWasMuchRejoicing reaction]] of the wrestling fandom was predictable.
** After her release in late 2021 (alongside roughly two dozen others in the same instance), she stated on Twitter a return to the ring was "highly unlikely". Needless to say, the [[AndThereWasMuchRejoicing reaction]] of the wrestling fandom was predictable.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: '''Big time''' in the late-2010s. Though many agree that her in-ring work has largely improved since arriving to the main roster, others have a strong dislike towards her because of her weak mic skills and somewhat inferior wrestling ability to the other women of Raw (i.e. Wrestling/SashaBanks, Wrestling/EmberMoon, Wrestling/MickieJames). She's also gained a reputation (possibly deserved, possibly not) of being sloppy and dangerous to work with after she legitimately demolished Wrestling/BeckyLynch's face with a careless punch, among other incidents.
* BrokenBase: Her entrance theme when she initially debuted. A lot of people called SoundtrackDissonance and not being appropriate for a violent wrestling monster. Others pointed out that the song outright said Nia was "not like most girls" - making sense that she would have a theme unlike a typical monster heel. Notably her in-ring persona was far more AlphaBitch like than a typical monster as well.
* BrokenBase: Her entrance theme when she initially debuted. A lot of people called SoundtrackDissonance and not being appropriate for a violent wrestling monster. Others pointed out that the song outright said Nia was "not like most girls" - making sense that she would have a theme unlike a typical monster heel. Notably her in-ring persona was far more AlphaBitch like than a typical monster as well.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: '''Big time''' ''Big time'' in the late-2010s. Though many agree that her in-ring work has largely improved since arriving to the main roster, been adequate, others have a strong dislike towards her because of due to her weak hit-or-miss mic skills and somewhat inferior wrestling ability compared to the other women of Raw (i.e.(e.g. Wrestling/SashaBanks, Wrestling/EmberMoon, Wrestling/MickieJames). She's also gained a reputation (possibly deserved, possibly not) of being sloppy and dangerous to work with This divisiveness would get '''exponentially''' worse after she legitimately demolished Wrestling/BeckyLynch's face with a careless punch, among other incidents.
incidents (thus gaining a reputation of being sloppy and dangerous to work with).
* BrokenBase: Her entrance theme when she initially debuted. A lot of people called SoundtrackDissonance and not being appropriate for a violent wrestling monster. Others pointed out that the song outright said Nia was "not like most girls" - making sense that she would have a theme unlike a typical monsterheel. Notably heel; her in-ring persona was far more AlphaBitch like than a typical monster as well.well. It didn't take long for the criticism to die down and divert toward her in-ring skills.
* BrokenBase: Her entrance theme when she initially debuted. A lot of people called SoundtrackDissonance and not being appropriate for a violent wrestling monster. Others pointed out that the song outright said Nia was "not like most girls" - making sense that she would have a theme unlike a typical monster
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* TheScrappy: Nia was originally more of a BaseBreakingCharacter, but by 2021 she had become firmly this due to her ever-rising botch count and increasingly weak performances - her August 30 match with Charlotte Flair particularly gained notoriety for it turning into a clear shoot towards the end after Nia messed up a suplex and almost dropped Charlotte on her head.
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* TheScrappy: Nia was Was originally more of a BaseBreakingCharacter, but by 2021 she had become firmly this due to her ever-rising botch count and increasingly weak performances - her August 30 match with Charlotte Flair particularly gained notoriety for it turning into a clear shoot towards the end after Nia messed up a suplex and almost dropped Charlotte on her head.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: '''Big time''', especially by 2018. Though many agree that her in-ring work has largely improved since arriving to the main roster, others have a strong dislike towards for her weak mic skills and somewhat inferior wrestling ability to the other women of Raw (i.e. Wrestling/SashaBanks, Wrestling/EmberMoon, Wrestling/MickieJames). She's also gained a reputation (possibly deserved, possibly not) of being sloppy and dangerous to work with after she legitimately demolished Wrestling/BeckyLynch's face with a careless punch, among other incidents.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: '''Big time''', especially by 2018. time''' in the late-2010s. Though many agree that her in-ring work has largely improved since arriving to the main roster, others have a strong dislike towards for her because of her weak mic skills and somewhat inferior wrestling ability to the other women of Raw (i.e. Wrestling/SashaBanks, Wrestling/EmberMoon, Wrestling/MickieJames). She's also gained a reputation (possibly deserved, possibly not) of being sloppy and dangerous to work with after she legitimately demolished Wrestling/BeckyLynch's face with a careless punch, among other incidents.
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* TheScrappy: Was SoOkayItsAverage, but by September 2021 she is firmly this due to her ever-raising botch count - her August 30 fight with Charlotte Flair turned into a clear shoot towards the end after Nia messed up a suplex and almost dropped Charlotte on her head.
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* TheScrappy: Was SoOkayItsAverage, Nia was originally more of a BaseBreakingCharacter, but by September 2021 she is had become firmly this due to her ever-raising ever-rising botch count and increasingly weak performances - her August 30 fight match with Charlotte Flair turned particularly gained notoriety for it turning into a clear shoot towards the end after Nia messed up a suplex and almost dropped Charlotte on her head.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Despite rumours going around that WWE had been planning a "big" surprise for the 2019 Wrestling/RoyalRumble, absolutely '''''nobody''''' predicted Nia attacking [[Wrestling/RonKillings R-Truth]] when he entered the Men's Rumble at #30 and taking his spot herself.[[note]]Making her the 4th woman ever to enter the Men's Rumble, and the first one to do so since the women had been given a Rumble of their own.[[/note]] Anyone who claims otherwise is a damn liar.[[note]]Quite a lot of people predicted ''someone'' was going to take Truth out, but they certainly wouldn't have guessed Nia Jax.[[/note]]
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Despite rumours rumors going around that WWE had been planning a "big" surprise for the 2019 Wrestling/RoyalRumble, absolutely '''''nobody''''' predicted Nia attacking [[Wrestling/RonKillings R-Truth]] when he entered the Men's Rumble at #30 and taking his spot herself.[[note]]Making her the 4th woman ever to enter the Men's Rumble, and the first one to do so since the women had been given a Rumble of their own.[[/note]] Anyone who claims otherwise is a damn liar.[[note]]Quite a lot of people predicted ''someone'' was going to take Truth out, but they certainly wouldn't have guessed Nia Jax.[[/note]]
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* SoOkayItsAverage: Nia is one of those workers that rarely inspires hugely positive reactions, or wholly negative ones either (aside from her injury to Becky Lynch and her appearance in the Men's 2019 Royal Rumble).
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* SoOkayItsAverage: TheScrappy: Was SoOkayItsAverage, but by September 2021 she is firmly this due to her ever-raising botch count - her August 30 fight with Charlotte Flair turned into a clear shoot towards the end after Nia is one of those workers that rarely inspires hugely positive reactions, or wholly negative ones either (aside from messed up a suplex and almost dropped Charlotte on her injury to Becky Lynch and her appearance in the Men's 2019 Royal Rumble). head.
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** Jax's return from injury in the spring of 2020 garnered ''very'' mixed reactions, with many fans still skeptical over her borderline reckless in-ring work. The criticism over her dangerous behavior exploded into discussion once again on the April 20th edition of RAW, when she botched a Buckle Bomb on Kairi Sane (a major EnsembleDarkHorse), very nearly injuring her in the process. The controversy about how dangerous and careless she is became so great that the company decided to ban the Buckle Bomb move altogether (at least from Jax's arsenal as Seth Rollins continues to use it).
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** Jax's return from injury in the spring of 2020 garnered ''very'' mixed reactions, with many fans still skeptical over her borderline reckless in-ring work. The criticism over her dangerous behavior exploded into discussion once again on the April 20th edition of RAW, when she botched a Buckle Bomb on Kairi Sane (a major EnsembleDarkHorse), very nearly injuring her in the process. The controversy about how dangerous and careless she is became so great that the company decided to ban the Buckle Bomb move altogether (at least from Jax's arsenal as Seth Rollins continues to use it).it).
** She also didn't do herself any favours by talking about complaining to WWE bosses about Ronda Rousey hurting Alexa Bliss in the ring. Specifically the part where described it as "standing up for her", which many decried as hypocritical in light of Nia's own history of injuring people.
** She also didn't do herself any favours by talking about complaining to WWE bosses about Ronda Rousey hurting Alexa Bliss in the ring. Specifically the part where described it as "standing up for her", which many decried as hypocritical in light of Nia's own history of injuring people.
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** Nia trended on social media during the February 8, 2021, episode of ''Raw'', where she missed a leg drop and landed butt-first on the apron, screaming out in pain and uttering the words "MY HOLE!" at one point.
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** Jax's return from injury in the spring of 2020 garnered ''very'' mixed reactions, with many fans still skeptical over her borderline reckless in-ring work. The criticism over her dangerous behavior exploded into discussion once again on the April 20th edition of RAW, when she botched a Buckle Bomb on Kairi Sane (a major EnsembleDarkHorse), very nearly injuring her in the process. The controversy about how dangerous and careless she is once again became so great that the company decided to ban the Buckle Bomb move altogether, though this ban didn't hold as Seth Rollins still teases it.
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** Jax's return from injury in the spring of 2020 garnered ''very'' mixed reactions, with many fans still skeptical over her borderline reckless in-ring work. The criticism over her dangerous behavior exploded into discussion once again on the April 20th edition of RAW, when she botched a Buckle Bomb on Kairi Sane (a major EnsembleDarkHorse), very nearly injuring her in the process. The controversy about how dangerous and careless she is once again became so great that the company decided to ban the Buckle Bomb move altogether, though this ban didn't hold as altogether (at least from Jax's arsenal as Seth Rollins still teases it.continues to use it).
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** Jax's return from injury in the spring of 2020 garnered ''very'' mixed reactions, with many fans still skeptical over her borderline reckless in-ring work. The criticism over her dangerous behavior exploded into discussion once again on the April 20th edition of RAW, when she botched a Buckle Bomb on Kairi Sane (a major EnsembleDarkHorse), very nearly injuring her in the process. The controversy about how dangerous and careless she is once again became so great that the company decided to ban the Buckle Bomb move altogether.
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** Jax's return from injury in the spring of 2020 garnered ''very'' mixed reactions, with many fans still skeptical over her borderline reckless in-ring work. The criticism over her dangerous behavior exploded into discussion once again on the April 20th edition of RAW, when she botched a Buckle Bomb on Kairi Sane (a major EnsembleDarkHorse), very nearly injuring her in the process. The controversy about how dangerous and careless she is once again became so great that the company decided to ban the Buckle Bomb move altogether.altogether, though this ban didn't hold as Seth Rollins still teases it.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: '''Big time''', especially by 2018. Though many agree that her in-ring work has largely improved since arriving to the main roster, others have a strong dislike towards for her weak mic skills and somewhat inferior wrestling ability to the other women of Raw (i.e. Wrestling/SashaBanks, Wrestling/EmberMoon, Wrestling/MickieJames). She's also gained a reputation (possibly deserved, possibly not) of being sloppy and dangerous to work with after she demolished Wrestling/BeckyLynch's face with a careless punch, among other incidents.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: '''Big time''', especially by 2018. Though many agree that her in-ring work has largely improved since arriving to the main roster, others have a strong dislike towards for her weak mic skills and somewhat inferior wrestling ability to the other women of Raw (i.e. Wrestling/SashaBanks, Wrestling/EmberMoon, Wrestling/MickieJames). She's also gained a reputation (possibly deserved, possibly not) of being sloppy and dangerous to work with after she legitimately demolished Wrestling/BeckyLynch's face with a careless punch, among other incidents.
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** The bizarre shift in Nia's character towards the end of 2018 saw her turn from a quiet, stoic WrestlingMonster to an arrogant, somewhat unstable AlphaBitch; it was ''not'' well received not only due to the controversy surrounding Becky Lynch's injury, but also because of her very poor and unconvincing promo skills at the time (as mentioned above).
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** The bizarre shift in Nia's character towards the end of 2018 saw her turn from a quiet, stoic WrestlingMonster to an arrogant, somewhat unstable AlphaBitch; it was ''not'' well received not only due to the controversy surrounding Becky Lynch's injury, but also because of her very poor and unconvincing promo skills promos at the time (as mentioned above).
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** Jax's return from injury in the spring of 2020 garnered mixed reactions, with many fans still skeptical over her borderline reckless in-ring work. The criticism over her dangerous behavior exploded into discussion once again on the April 20th edition of RAW, when she botched a Buckle Bomb on Kairi Sane (a fan-favorite wrestler), very nearly injuring her in the process. The major controversy about how dangerous and careless she is was brought into question online yet again to the point the company decided to ban the Buckle Bomb move altogether.
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** Jax's return from injury in the spring of 2020 garnered ''very'' mixed reactions, with many fans still skeptical over her borderline reckless in-ring work. The criticism over her dangerous behavior exploded into discussion once again on the April 20th edition of RAW, when she botched a Buckle Bomb on Kairi Sane (a fan-favorite wrestler), major EnsembleDarkHorse), very nearly injuring her in the process. The major controversy about how dangerous and careless she is was brought into question online yet once again to the point became so great that the company decided to ban the Buckle Bomb move altogether.
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** While she's never been a great talker, the promos she cut during this time were especially criticized for how downright ''awful'' they were. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AT58WPWRWlg Don't believe us?]]
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** While she's never been a great talker, The bizarre shift in Nia's character towards the promos she cut during this end of 2018 saw her turn from a quiet, stoic WrestlingMonster to an arrogant, somewhat unstable AlphaBitch; it was ''not'' well received not only due to the controversy surrounding Becky Lynch's injury, but also because of her very poor and unconvincing promo skills at the time were especially criticized for how downright ''awful'' they were. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AT58WPWRWlg Don't believe us?]](as mentioned above).
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** Her XPacHeat seems to have reignited after her return from injury on April 6, 2020, and become utterly nuclear (at least on the social media) on the April 20, 2020 edition of RAW, when she botched the Buckle Bomb on Kairi Sane (a fan-favourite wrestler, tag-team partner of [[Wrestling/KanakoUrai another fan-favourite wrestler]] and TheWoobie in general), badly injuring her in the process. Controversions about how dangerous and careless she is have been brought into question yet again and the company decided to ban the move Buckle Bomb altogether. She's not like "most girls", indeed.
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** Her XPacHeat seems to have reignited after her Jax's return from injury on April 6, 2020, and become utterly nuclear (at least on in the social media) spring of 2020 garnered mixed reactions, with many fans still skeptical over her borderline reckless in-ring work. The criticism over her dangerous behavior exploded into discussion once again on the April 20, 2020 20th edition of RAW, when she botched the a Buckle Bomb on Kairi Sane (a fan-favourite wrestler, tag-team partner of [[Wrestling/KanakoUrai another fan-favourite wrestler]] and TheWoobie in general), badly fan-favorite wrestler), very nearly injuring her in the process. Controversions The major controversy about how dangerous and careless she is have been was brought into question online yet again and to the point the company decided to ban the move Buckle Bomb altogether. She's not like "most girls", indeed.move altogether.
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** Her XPacHeat seems to have reignited after her return from injury on April 6, 2020, and become utterly nuclear (at least on the social media) on the April 20, 2020 edition of RAW, when she botched the Buckle Bomb on Kairi Sane (a fan-favourite wrestler, tag-team partner of [[Wrestling/KanakoUrai another fan-favourite wrestler] and TheWoobie in general), badly injuring her in the process. Controversions about how dangerous and careless she is have been brought into question yet again and the company decided to ban the move Buckle Bomb altogether. She's not like "most girls", indeed.
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** Her XPacHeat seems to have reignited after her return from injury on April 6, 2020, and become utterly nuclear (at least on the social media) on the April 20, 2020 edition of RAW, when she botched the Buckle Bomb on Kairi Sane (a fan-favourite wrestler, tag-team partner of [[Wrestling/KanakoUrai another fan-favourite wrestler] wrestler]] and TheWoobie in general), badly injuring her in the process. Controversions about how dangerous and careless she is have been brought into question yet again and the company decided to ban the move Buckle Bomb altogether. She's not like "most girls", indeed.
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** Her XPacHeat seems to have reignited after her return from injury on April 6, 2020, and become utterly nuclear (at least on the social media) on the April 20, 2020 edition of RAW, when she botched the Buckle Bomb on Kairi Sane (a fan-favourite wrestler, tag-team partner of [[Wrestling/KanakoUrai another fan-favourite wrestler]] and TheWoobie, who's gonna leave the company soon), badly injuring her in the process. Controversions about how dangerous and careless she is have been brought into question yet again and the company decided to ban the move Buckle Bomb altogether. She's not like "most girls", indeed.
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** Her XPacHeat seems to have reignited after her return from injury on April 6, 2020, and become utterly nuclear (at least on the social media) on the April 20, 2020 edition of RAW, when she botched the Buckle Bomb on Kairi Sane (a fan-favourite wrestler, tag-team partner of [[Wrestling/KanakoUrai another fan-favourite wrestler]] wrestler] and TheWoobie, who's gonna leave the company soon), TheWoobie in general), badly injuring her in the process. Controversions about how dangerous and careless she is have been brought into question yet again and the company decided to ban the move Buckle Bomb altogether. She's not like "most girls", indeed.
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** Jax herself seemed to recognize it with a [[https://twitter.com/NiaJaxWWE/status/1062738524347289601/photo/1 tweet]] of "isn't anyone going to ask me how my fist feels?" WWE are trying to parley it into proper {{Heel}} heat by doubling down on Nia's "monster" booking in the wake of her smashing Becky's face. For the most part it did not work, with the crowds becoming even more indifferent of her presence (arguably even becoming one of the [[TheScrappy most disliked competitors]] on the ''Raw'' roster).
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** Jax herself seemed to recognize it with a [[https://twitter.com/NiaJaxWWE/status/1062738524347289601/photo/1 tweet]] of "isn't anyone going to ask me how my fist feels?" WWE are trying to parley it into proper {{Heel}} heat by doubling down on Nia's "monster" booking in the wake of her smashing Becky's face. For the most part it did not work, with the crowds becoming even more indifferent of her presence (arguably even becoming one of the [[TheScrappy most disliked competitors]] on the ''Raw'' roster).roster).
** Her XPacHeat seems to have reignited after her return from injury on April 6, 2020, and become utterly nuclear (at least on the social media) on the April 20, 2020 edition of RAW, when she botched the Buckle Bomb on Kairi Sane (a fan-favourite wrestler, tag-team partner of [[Wrestling/KanakoUrai another fan-favourite wrestler]] and TheWoobie, who's gonna leave the company soon), badly injuring her in the process. Controversions about how dangerous and careless she is have been brought into question yet again and the company decided to ban the move Buckle Bomb altogether. She's not like "most girls", indeed.
** Her XPacHeat seems to have reignited after her return from injury on April 6, 2020, and become utterly nuclear (at least on the social media) on the April 20, 2020 edition of RAW, when she botched the Buckle Bomb on Kairi Sane (a fan-favourite wrestler, tag-team partner of [[Wrestling/KanakoUrai another fan-favourite wrestler]] and TheWoobie, who's gonna leave the company soon), badly injuring her in the process. Controversions about how dangerous and careless she is have been brought into question yet again and the company decided to ban the move Buckle Bomb altogether. She's not like "most girls", indeed.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: '''Big time''', especially by 2018. Though many agree that her in-ring work has largely improved since arriving to the main roster, others have a strong dislike towards for her weak mic skills and somewhat inferior wrestling ability to the other women of Raw (i.e. Wrestling/SashaBanks, Wrestling/EmberMoon, Wrestling/MickieJames). She's also gained a reputation (possibly deserved, possibly not) of being sloppy and dangerous to work with after she demolished Wrestling/BeckyLynch's face with a careless punch.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: '''Big time''', especially by 2018. Though many agree that her in-ring work has largely improved since arriving to the main roster, others have a strong dislike towards for her weak mic skills and somewhat inferior wrestling ability to the other women of Raw (i.e. Wrestling/SashaBanks, Wrestling/EmberMoon, Wrestling/MickieJames). She's also gained a reputation (possibly deserved, possibly not) of being sloppy and dangerous to work with after she demolished Wrestling/BeckyLynch's face with a careless punch.punch, among other incidents.
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** Tamina is injury-prone. Nia is the injur-ER. Together they are the Sisters of Destruction. So anyway, the unintentional comedy started when when Nia turned heel and aligned with Tamina Snuka, who a) is over 40 years old, b) was never really that over to begin with, and c) wound up on the women's ''Survivor Series'' team despite not having competed in over a year. (Wrestling/EmberMoon, {{Wrestling/Bayley}} and Wrestling/SashaBanks were among those who got shafted out of the spot.) Maybe it's her total ambivalence to being there, knowing she has a lifetime job [[Wrestling/JimmySnuka because of who she is.]] Maybe it's the fact that she dresses like your recently-divorced aunt who's getting back into the dating scene. Maybe it's the fact that Creator/RondaRousey (the anti-Tamina) called her a "monolithic mute", and Tamina responded by...staring at her silently and monolithically. The highlight of ''SS'' was Tamina nearly getting pancaked by Nia running the ropes; Tamina shouldn't have even been on the roster, she's made of glass and can barely move half the time.
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** Tamina is injury-prone. Nia is the injur-ER. Together they are the Sisters of Destruction. So anyway, the unintentional comedy started when when Nia turned heel and aligned with Tamina Snuka, who a) is over 40 years old, b) was never really that over to begin with, and c) wound up on the women's ''Survivor Series'' team despite not having competed in over a year. (Wrestling/EmberMoon, {{Wrestling/Bayley}} and Wrestling/SashaBanks were among those who got shafted out of the spot.) Maybe it's her total ambivalence to being there, knowing she has a lifetime job [[Wrestling/JimmySnuka because of who she is.]] Maybe it's the fact that she dresses like your recently-divorced aunt who's getting back into the dating scene. Maybe it's the fact that Creator/RondaRousey (the anti-Tamina) called her a "monolithic mute", and Tamina responded by...staring at her silently and monolithically. The highlight of ''SS'' was Tamina nearly getting pancaked by Nia running the ropes; Tamina shouldn't have even been on the roster, she's made of glass and can barely move half the time.
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** Her entrance theme when she initially debuted. A lot of people called SoundtrackDissonance and not being appropriate for a violent wrestling monster. Others pointed out that the song outright said Nia was "not like most girls" - making sense that she would have a theme unlike a typical monster heel. Notably her in-ring persona was far more AlphaBitch like than a typical monster as well.
** Her entrance in the #30 in the ''Men's'' Royal Rumble Match in 2019 (by ambushing and taking out the actual #30 entrant, [[Wrestling/RonKillings R-Truth]]), where she eliminated Mustafa Ali before getting superkicked by Wrestling/DolphZiggler, 619'd by Wrestling/{{Rey Mysterio|Jr}} and RKO'd by Wrestling/RandyOrton. This split the fans ''so'' many ways, between those who thought Nia's participation was awesome, [[TakeThatScrappy those who enjoyed seeing her get beaten up]], those who were pissed at what they saw as favouritism towards Nia, those who were just pissed at the #30 slot being given to her rather than someone else (such as Wrestling/TheVelveteenDream), [[XPacHeat those who actually hate Nia and don't want to see her at all]], and never mind the divide between those who approve what they see as the first step towards a return to proper intergender wrestling and those who were horrified at seeing a women, even a really big strong woman, get beaten up by a bunch of men.
** Her entrance theme when she initially debuted. A lot of people called SoundtrackDissonance and not being appropriate for a violent wrestling monster. Others pointed out that the song outright said Nia was "not like most girls" - making sense that she would have a theme unlike a typical monster heel. Notably her in-ring persona was far more AlphaBitch like than a typical monster as well.
** Her entrance in the #30 in the ''Men's'' Royal Rumble Match in 2019 (by ambushing and taking out the actual #30 entrant, [[Wrestling/RonKillings R-Truth]]), where she eliminated Mustafa Ali before getting superkicked by Wrestling/DolphZiggler, 619'd by Wrestling/{{Rey Mysterio|Jr}} and RKO'd by Wrestling/RandyOrton. This split the fans ''so'' many ways, between those who thought Nia's participation was awesome, [[TakeThatScrappy those who enjoyed seeing her get beaten up]], those who were pissed at what they saw as favouritism towards Nia, those who were just pissed at the #30 slot being given to her rather than someone else (such as Wrestling/TheVelveteenDream), [[XPacHeat those who actually hate Nia and don't want to see her at all]], and never mind the divide between those who approve what they see as the first step towards a return to proper intergender wrestling and those who were horrified at seeing a women, even a really big strong woman, get beaten up by a bunch of men.
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**BrokenBase: Her entrance theme when she initially debuted. A lot of people called SoundtrackDissonance and not being appropriate for a violent wrestling monster. Others pointed out that the song outright said Nia was "not like most girls" - making sense that she would have a theme unlike a typical monster heel. Notably her in-ring persona was far more AlphaBitch like than a typical monster as well.
** Her entrance in the #30 in the ''Men's'' Royal Rumble Match in 2019 (by ambushing and taking out the actual #30 entrant, [[Wrestling/RonKillings R-Truth]]), where she eliminated Mustafa Ali before getting superkicked by Wrestling/DolphZiggler, 619'd by Wrestling/{{Rey Mysterio|Jr}} and RKO'd by Wrestling/RandyOrton. This split the fans ''so'' many ways, between those who thought Nia's participation was awesome, [[TakeThatScrappy those who enjoyed seeing her get beaten up]], those who were pissed at what they saw as favouritism towards Nia, those who were just pissed at the #30 slot being given to her rather than someone else (such as Wrestling/TheVelveteenDream), [[XPacHeat those who actually hate Nia and don't want to see her at all]], and never mind the divide between those who approve what they see as the first step towards a return to proper intergender wrestling and those who were horrified at seeing a women, even a really big strong woman, get beaten up by a bunch of men.well.
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** Her entrance in the #30 in the ''Men's'' Royal Rumble Match in 2019 (by ambushing and taking out the actual #30 entrant, [[Wrestling/RonKillings R-Truth]]), where she eliminated Mustafa Ali before getting superkicked by Wrestling/DolphZiggler, 619'd by Wrestling/{{Rey Mysterio|Jr}} and RKO'd by Wrestling/RandyOrton. This split the fans ''so'' many ways, between those who thought Nia's participation was awesome, [[TakeThatScrappy those who enjoyed seeing her get beaten up]], those who were pissed at what they saw as favouritism towards Nia, those who were just pissed at the #30 slot being given to her rather than someone else (such as Wrestling/TheVelveteenDream), [[XPacHeat those who actually hate Nia and don't want to see her at all]], and never mind the divide between those who approve what they see as the first step towards a return to proper intergender wrestling and those who were horrified at seeing a women, even a really big strong woman, get beaten up by a bunch of men.
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** Her entrance in the #30 in the ''Men's'' Royal Rumble Match in 2019 (by ambushing and taking out the actual #30 entrant, [[Wrestling/RonKillings R-Truth]]), where she eliminated Mustafa Ali before getting superkicked by Wrestling/DolphZiggler, 619'd by Wrestling/{{Rey Mysterio|Jr}} and RKO'd by Wrestling/RandyOrton. This split the fans ''so'' many ways, between those who thought Nia's participation was awesome, [[TakeThatScrappy those who enjoyed seeing her get beaten up]], those who were pissed at what they saw as favouritism towards Nia, those who were just pissed at the #30 slot being given to her rather than someone else (such as Velveteen Dream), [[XPacHeat those who actually hate Nia and don't want to see her at all]], and never mind the divide between those who approve what they see as the first step towards a return to proper intergender wrestling and those who were horrified at seeing a women, even a really big strong woman, get beaten up by a bunch of men.
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** Her entrance in the #30 in the ''Men's'' Royal Rumble Match in 2019 (by ambushing and taking out the actual #30 entrant, [[Wrestling/RonKillings R-Truth]]), where she eliminated Mustafa Ali before getting superkicked by Wrestling/DolphZiggler, 619'd by Wrestling/{{Rey Mysterio|Jr}} and RKO'd by Wrestling/RandyOrton. This split the fans ''so'' many ways, between those who thought Nia's participation was awesome, [[TakeThatScrappy those who enjoyed seeing her get beaten up]], those who were pissed at what they saw as favouritism towards Nia, those who were just pissed at the #30 slot being given to her rather than someone else (such as Velveteen Dream), Wrestling/TheVelveteenDream), [[XPacHeat those who actually hate Nia and don't want to see her at all]], and never mind the divide between those who approve what they see as the first step towards a return to proper intergender wrestling and those who were horrified at seeing a women, even a really big strong woman, get beaten up by a bunch of men.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: Nia is one of those workers that rarely inspires hugely positive reactions, or wholly negative ones either (aside from her injury to Becky Lynch).
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* SoOkayItsAverage: Nia is one of those workers that rarely inspires hugely positive reactions, or wholly negative ones either (aside from her injury to Becky Lynch).Lynch and her appearance in the Men's 2019 Royal Rumble).
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Despite rumours going around that WWE had been planning a "big" surprise for the 2019 Wrestling/RoyalRumble, absolutely '''''nobody''''' predicted Nia attacking [[Wrestling/RonKillings R-Truth]] when he entered the Men's Rumble at #30 and taking his spot herself.[[note]]Making her the 4th woman ever to enter the Men's Rumble, and the first one to do so since the women had been given a Rumble of their own.[[/note]] Anyone who claims otherwise is a damn liar.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Despite rumours going around that WWE had been planning a "big" surprise for the 2019 Wrestling/RoyalRumble, absolutely '''''nobody''''' predicted Nia attacking [[Wrestling/RonKillings R-Truth]] when he entered the Men's Rumble at #30 and taking his spot herself.[[note]]Making her the 4th woman ever to enter the Men's Rumble, and the first one to do so since the women had been given a Rumble of their own.[[/note]] Anyone who claims otherwise is a damn liar.[[note]]Quite a lot of people predicted ''someone'' was going to take Truth out, but they certainly wouldn't have guessed Nia Jax.[[/note]]
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* BrokenBase: Her entrance theme when she initially debuted. A lot of people called SoundtrackDissonance and not being appropriate for a violent wrestling monster. Others pointed out that the song outright said Nia was "not like most girls" - making sense that she would have a theme unlike a typical monster heel. Notably her in-ring persona was far more AlphaBitch like than a typical monster as well.
** Her entrance in the #30 in the ''Men's'' Royal Rumble Match in 2019 (by ambushing and taking out the actual #30 entrant, Wrestling/RTruth), where she eliminated Mustafa Ali before getting superkicked by Wrestling/DolphZiggler, 619'd by Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr and RKO'd by Wrestling/RandyOrton. This split the fans ''so'' many ways, between those who thought Nia's participation was awesome, [[TakeThatScrappy those who enjoyed seeing her get beaten up]], those who were pissed at what they saw as favouritism towards Nia, those who were just pissed at the #30 slot being given to her rather than someone else (such as Velveteen Dream), [[XPacHeat those who actually hate Nia and don't want to see her at all]], and never mind the divide between those who approve what they see as the first step towards a return to proper intergender wrestling and those who were horrified at seeing a women, even a really big strong woman, get beaten up by a bunch of men.
* DesignatedVillain: Her feud with Creator/RondaRousey had turned Nia heel for literally one week, not too long after being the Face of a Bully/Victim feud.
** Her entrance in the #30 in the ''Men's'' Royal Rumble Match in 2019 (by ambushing and taking out the actual #30 entrant, Wrestling/RTruth), where she eliminated Mustafa Ali before getting superkicked by Wrestling/DolphZiggler, 619'd by Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr and RKO'd by Wrestling/RandyOrton. This split the fans ''so'' many ways, between those who thought Nia's participation was awesome, [[TakeThatScrappy those who enjoyed seeing her get beaten up]], those who were pissed at what they saw as favouritism towards Nia, those who were just pissed at the #30 slot being given to her rather than someone else (such as Velveteen Dream), [[XPacHeat those who actually hate Nia and don't want to see her at all]], and never mind the divide between those who approve what they see as the first step towards a return to proper intergender wrestling and those who were horrified at seeing a women, even a really big strong woman, get beaten up by a bunch of men.
* DesignatedVillain: Her feud with Creator/RondaRousey had turned Nia heel for literally one week, not too long after being the Face of a Bully/Victim feud.
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* BrokenBase: BrokenBase:
** Her entrance theme when she initially debuted. A lot of people called SoundtrackDissonance and not being appropriate for a violent wrestling monster. Others pointed out that the song outright said Nia was "not like most girls" - making sense that she would have a theme unlike a typical monster heel. Notably her in-ring persona was far more AlphaBitch like than a typical monster as well.
** Her entrance in the #30 in the ''Men's'' Royal Rumble Match in 2019 (by ambushing and taking out the actual #30 entrant,Wrestling/RTruth), [[Wrestling/RonKillings R-Truth]]), where she eliminated Mustafa Ali before getting superkicked by Wrestling/DolphZiggler, 619'd by Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr Wrestling/{{Rey Mysterio|Jr}} and RKO'd by Wrestling/RandyOrton. This split the fans ''so'' many ways, between those who thought Nia's participation was awesome, [[TakeThatScrappy those who enjoyed seeing her get beaten up]], those who were pissed at what they saw as favouritism towards Nia, those who were just pissed at the #30 slot being given to her rather than someone else (such as Velveteen Dream), [[XPacHeat those who actually hate Nia and don't want to see her at all]], and never mind the divide between those who approve what they see as the first step towards a return to proper intergender wrestling and those who were horrified at seeing a women, even a really big strong woman, get beaten up by a bunch of men.
* DesignatedVillain: Her feud with Creator/RondaRousey had turned Nia heel for literally one week, not too long after being the Face of aBully/Victim bully/victim feud.
** Her entrance theme when she initially debuted. A lot of people called SoundtrackDissonance and not being appropriate for a violent wrestling monster. Others pointed out that the song outright said Nia was "not like most girls" - making sense that she would have a theme unlike a typical monster heel. Notably her in-ring persona was far more AlphaBitch like than a typical monster as well.
** Her entrance in the #30 in the ''Men's'' Royal Rumble Match in 2019 (by ambushing and taking out the actual #30 entrant,
* DesignatedVillain: Her feud with Creator/RondaRousey had turned Nia heel for literally one week, not too long after being the Face of a
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* NeverLiveItDown:
** A week before ''Survivor Series'' 2018, Nia punches Becky Lynch so hard she broke her nose, forcing Becky to be removed from the highly anticipated Becky vs Ronda Rousey that had been building for weeks. Fans were ''not happy'' to say the least.
** During the event itself, Nia was booed to oblivion, especially when she won the match. Many fans believed that she was getting rewarded for being sloppy and injuring a coworker.
** A week before ''Survivor Series'' 2018, Nia punches Becky Lynch so hard she broke her nose, forcing Becky to be removed from the highly anticipated Becky vs Ronda Rousey that had been building for weeks. Fans were ''not happy'' to say the least.
** During the event itself, Nia was booed to oblivion, especially when she won the match. Many fans believed that she was getting rewarded for being sloppy and injuring a coworker.
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* NeverLiveItDown:
**NeverLiveItDown: A week before ''Survivor Series'' 2018, Nia punches Becky Lynch so hard she broke her nose, forcing Becky to be removed from the highly anticipated Becky vs Ronda Rousey that had been building for weeks. Fans were ''not happy'' to say the least.
**least. During the event itself, Nia was booed to oblivion, especially when she won the match.Women's Traditional Survivor Series elimination tag team match as the sole survivor. Many fans believed that she was getting rewarded for being sloppy and injuring a coworker.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Many fans feel that turning Nia back heel and returning back to her bully persona, just to feud with Ronda Rousey made her feud with Alexa Bliss (and Nia’s face turn) pointless, because during Nia’s storyline with Alexa, Nia was acting like a hero for those who were made fun of for being larger than anyone else. It was made even worse due to the fact that the heel turn didn't even last more than one episode.
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** Many fans feel that turning Nia back heel and returning back to her bully persona, just to feud with Ronda Rousey made her feud with Alexa Bliss (and Nia’s face turn) pointless, because during Nia’s storyline with Alexa, Nia was acting like a hero for those who were made fun of for being larger than anyone else. It was made even worse due to the fact that the heel turn didn't even last more than one episode.
** Many fans feel that turning Nia back heel and returning back to her bully persona, just to feud with Ronda Rousey made her feud with Alexa Bliss (and Nia’s face turn) pointless, because during Nia’s storyline with Alexa, Nia was acting like a hero for those who were made fun of for being larger than anyone else. It was made even worse due to the fact that the heel turn didn't even last more than one episode.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Despite rumours going around that WWE had been planning a "big" surprise for the 2019 Wrestling/RoyalRumble, absolutely '''''nobody''''' predicted Nia attacking Wrestling/RTruth when he entered the Men's Rumble at #30 and taking his spot herself.[[note]]Making her the 4th woman ever to enter the Men's Rumble, and the first one to do so since the women had been given a Rumble of their own.[[/note]] Anyone who claims otherwise is a damn liar.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Despite rumours going around that WWE had been planning a "big" surprise for the 2019 Wrestling/RoyalRumble, absolutely '''''nobody''''' predicted Nia attacking Wrestling/RTruth [[Wrestling/RonKillings R-Truth]] when he entered the Men's Rumble at #30 and taking his spot herself.[[note]]Making her the 4th woman ever to enter the Men's Rumble, and the first one to do so since the women had been given a Rumble of their own.[[/note]] Anyone who claims otherwise is a damn liar.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Despite rumours going around that WWE had been planning a "big" surprise for the 2019 Wrestling/RoyalRumble, absolutely '''''nobody''''' predicted Nia attacking Wrestling/RTruth when he entered the Men's Rumble at #30 and taking his spot herself.[[note]]Making her the 4th woman ever to enter the Men's Rumble, and the first one to do so since the women had been given a Rumble of their own.[[/note]] Anyone who claims otherwise is a damn liar.
