Lei Ying Lee shocked the entire wrestling world on the November 25 episode of WWE NXT when she walked out with the TNA Knockouts Championship after beating Jordynne Grace and Kelani Jordan in a wild triple threat. The match was nonstop chaos from the opening bell, with Grace overpowering everyone in sight, Kelani bringing the speed and high‑risk offense, and Lee refusing to stay down even when she was getting swarmed.
The finish flipped the whole situation on its head. Grace looked seconds away from retaining until Kelani yanked her out of the ring. Lee saw the opening, dove on it instantly, and pinned Kelani to walk out with the Knockouts Championship in the middle of WWE programming. It was one of the most surreal title changes ever broadcast on NXT and the biggest breakout moment of Lee’s career.
Now she’s speaking out for the first time—and the update says everything about how personal this win truly is. On November 26, Lei Ying Lee took to Twitter and put her raw emotions into words:
“Last night the world finally saw it — my moment, my fight, my first-ever title.
Becoming the first Chinese woman to win the TNA Knockouts Championship at MSG… I’ll carry that forever.
Years of work made this real. This is just the beginning. 🖤🔥
#AndNew #HistoryMade”
This wasn’t just another crossover title change between WWE and TNA—this was real history. Lee didn’t just win her first championship; she carved her name into an international milestone while the world was watching live.
Her win now raises the stakes across both companies. Does she defend the title on NXT? Does she bring it back to TNA with a spotlight bigger than ever? And what does this mean for the WWE–TNA partnership going forward? One thing’s clear: Lei Ying Lee just went from rising prospect to global headline.
How do you feel about Lei Ying Lee’s message after making history? And where should her first title defense take place—NXT or TNA? Drop your thoughts below and let us know what you think.