WWE NXT Women’s Champion Kelani Jordan addressed her main roster debut and looked forward to the call.
Jordan made himWWE Raw:“Debut on the Sept. 14 edition in a triple threat Money in the Bank qualifier. She didn’t advance to the next round as former NXT rival Lola Wies picked up the win, but she was happy with her experience on the main roster.
“It was so great (Making my debut on Raw). It’s just crazy to see the difference, like when you’re performing in front of so many people. I don’t even know the number there,” he began, speaking.A wrestling classicBut being in the ring with Raquel is also very pleasant. I’ve never really been able to work on a duel, for example, or even a multiplayer match. And then to be there for Lola’s debut because we have so much history, so many stories. It was just a great experience to be able to be on the big stage, something that you’ve been working towards or working towards throughout your career. So being on Raw and being on Netflix, that was a huge, like, turning point in my career.”
Jordan said that being on Raw allowed a new audience to see what he was capable of, though he admitted that he didn’t show his full character, saving some for later. He wants to move to the main roster and is open to joining either Raw or SmackDown, but is now focused on his title reign in NXT, welcoming all challengers.
“When the time is right, to be able to be on a big show, whether it’s Raw or SmackDown, whatever it is. I want to be able to show what I can do on another brand. But right now, my focus is on the NXT Women’s Championship and the legacy here at NXT,” she explained.
She mentioned several newcomers to the developmental brand, including Lizzie Raine and Kali Armstrong, as potential opponents she would like to face in the ring.
