Jade Cargill: Coaches At WWE Performance Center Are Great, They Want Me To Excel; No Issues At All

Jade Cargill comments on her progress in training at the WWE Performance Center.

Jade Cargill has only wrestled once in WWE. She made her debut at the WWE Royal Rumble and was one of the final three women in the match. She has yet to wrestle again nor has she picked what brand she will be on.

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During a recent interview with Denise Salcedo, Cargill spoke about her progress at the Performance Center, explaining the nuances that she's had to learn when transitioning from what she's familiar with in AEW. She also says that all the coaches are very good to her and want to see her excel in WWE.

"It's been great. I had to learn the differences and moves that I can do and can't do, the small difference in the aprons, difference in the ropes, and things of that sort. [It] wasn't that much of a change. Right now, I'm just working on redefining who I am. They don't want to change anything about me they believe if it's not broke, don't fix it. They want me to be the best that I can be, so they want me to be myself. Literally, what you see, what I'm doing with these promos, everything I'm doing, it's me. It's literally just me and they want me to just be me and go out there. The coaches are so amazing. They want to see me do well. They want to see me excel. They'll pull me to the side if they see something that is something I need to work on and critique. no issues at all," she said.

Elsewhere in this interview, she's commented on whether or not she plans on being in the ring at WrestleMania 40. Read her comments here.

Fans can read her comments on her debut at the Royal Rumble at this link.

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