Blake Monroe Goes Off on WWE NXT’s Twitter Account Over Header Photo

Blake Monroe isn’t letting her accidental title loss slide — and her latest reaction makes that crystal clear.

A day after losing the NXT Women’s North American Title to Thea Hail in an unplanned finish, Monroe took to social media again on December 17 with a much sharper message aimed directly at WWE NXT.

“change your f*ck ass header @WWENXT”

The tweet was in response to NXT’s official header image, which showed Monroe sitting on the mat as Hail clutched the championship after the referee’s three-count — a moment that has since been confirmed as completely unintended.

The frustration behind Monroe’s post is rooted in what happened the night before. As previously reported, the original plan for the December 16 match was for Monroe to retain the title. However, during the closing sequence, she had the wind knocked out of her after Hail came off the ropes. Monroe tried to lift her shoulder during the pin attempt but couldn’t do so in time.

Because WWE referees are instructed to treat pinfalls as legitimate, the official had no choice but to count the three — resulting in an accidental title change.

Backstage sources have indicated that Hail, still early in her career, likely didn’t realize she needed to give Monroe a moment to recover before going for the cover. The confusion was so obvious that WWE initially played Monroe’s entrance music after the match, only to abruptly stop it and switch to Hail’s theme once the mistake was realized.

WWE later leaned into the chaos by acknowledging Monroe’s late shoulder raise as part of the storyline, but the damage was already done. The title change reportedly caused a scramble backstage, forcing officials to rewrite upcoming segments and creative plans that were already filmed with Monroe positioned as champion.

Monroe had already hinted at her displeasure earlier with a cryptic post about being “screwed,” but her latest tweet leaves no doubt that she’s still angry — especially about WWE continuing to spotlight a moment that wasn’t supposed to exist in the first place.

With NXT preparing to tape multiple upcoming episodes at the Performance Center, questions remain about whether WWE will reverse the title change quickly or attempt to turn the mess into a longer storyline. For now, Thea Hail remains the official champion — but Monroe’s reaction suggests this situation is far from over.

What do you think — should WWE remove the image and fix the mistake on TV, or lean fully into the chaos? Drop your thoughts in the comments.