Nia Jax jokes she “hurt everyone” in the ring; Alexa Bliss responds
WWE Superstar Alexa Bliss has addressed Nia Jax’s comical tweet in which she joked about her track record of injuring her opponents in the ring.
Despite receiving criticism for her previous run in the WWE, Jax made a surprise return in September of last year and has since proven herself to be successful. While she faced backlash from fans in the past, with some accusing her of being unsafe in the ring, she has turned things around during her current run.
While engaging with fans on Twitter, she posted a humorous tweet claiming that she always managed to injure her opponents during wrestling matches.
“I hurt everyone, didn’t you know that??”Jax wrote.
Alexa Bliss, the best friend of Jax, responded to the post. In her tweet, Little Miss Bliss stated that Jax never caused her any harm during their matches in the ring.
“@LinaFanene Umm, you didn’t hurt me…”she wrote.
Take a look at the conversation below:
Nia Jax stands up for Alexa Bliss after injury incident with Ronda Rousey
In mid-2018, Ronda Rousey and Alexa Bliss engaged in a heated feud over the RAW Women’s Championship. Years later, Jax disclosed during a livestream that Rousey had acted recklessly towards Bliss, causing tension between the two.
She went as far as to report the former UFC fighter to WWE’s superiors.
“I was like, ‘no she cannot do this anymore. I personally would not allow her to get back in the ring to get hurt again’, and I had to go to the people, to the higher-ups, and tell them, ‘listen, Lexi is five foot nothing, a 100 pounds, getting thrown around like a little ragdoll and injured every night.’ I was like, ‘Put me in, I’m a 6 foot, 300-pound bi**h and I can handle it’.”
Despite having a reputation for hurting her opponents during her previous WWE run, Jax and Bliss remain best friends in real life.
Despite receiving criticism for injuring Becky Lynch in late 2018 and being reckless toward Kairi Sane on WWE RAW during the pandemic, people continued to bash her.
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