Nia Jax Implies Blackmail Saves Stars From WWE Release

Nia Jax has been known to be in the middle of controversy, and that still appears to be the case even post-WWE.

When Nia Jax was released by the WWE, a lot of fans nodded their heads and thought it was about time they released her following a string of botches which left several women in WWE injured. Ultimately, her being related to The Rock did not save her WWE career like many fans thought was keeping her in the company. Jax had signed for the company in 2014, wrestling on RAW and NXT until her release in November 2021. Now, Jax appears to believe she was released for more nefarious reasons.

It’s a shame, some people deserve to get the opportunity to shine like the star they really are, but unfortunately certain higher ups can never see past their own perverted ways. Too bad, there aren’t the lucky ones who can use blackmail to keep their jobs. *random tweet*

— Lina Fanene (@LinaFanene) April 30, 2022

Jax implying that some wrestler’s keep their jobs through blackmail is not the story WWE want breaking – if Fanene continues to explain what she is suggesting, we could see a very controversial shoot interview down the line if Jax so chooses. David Bix tweeted out a response to this that sums up how crazy this implication is coming from Jax.

I didn't expect "The Rock's cousin subtweeting a comment that's easily read as her recent former employer treating women differently if they don't have sleep w/ executives or have blackmail material of them being sex pests" to be a thing this weekend, so it's gonna be a long one.

— David Bixenspan (@davidbix) April 30, 2022

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