Nia Jax Addresses Missing Out on WrestleMania 41

Nia Jax had been on a strong run since coming back to WWE in 2023, especially after doing well in the Royal Rumble this year. However, she hasn’t been seen since the Elimination Chamber and ended up missing WrestleMania 41 as well. With that in mind, Jax has now addressed missing the Showcase of the Immortals.

While speaking on the Nikki and Brie Show, Nia Jax said she returned to WWE with a new attitude, focused on being herself and not overthinking things. She’s enjoying being part of a refreshed division with younger talent, which gives her the chance to try new things and show different sides of her character.

While missing the Showcase of the Immortals was very disappointing for Nia Jax, she takes pride in knowing she contributed to building what’s happening now in the WWE women’s division.

“I came back with a different mindset and kind of just like not giving a f***—like, let’s just go do what I can do, do what I do best, you know, just be me. And then I love the fact that I’m coming back to a different division as well. Like, we have such younger talent coming up, and it gives me a chance to experiment with what I know and show different sides of Nia Jax. I’ve been having a blast, to be fair. Like, you know, missing out on WrestleMania really sucks, but at the end of the day, I can sit back and be like, I helped this—I helped build this.”

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While Nia Jax remains absent from WWE television, she has been a major topic of discussion on social media due to the harsh things she had to say about Charlotte Flair’s personal life during the Roast of WrestleMania.

We will have to wait and see when Nia Jax will finally make her return to WWE television and whether the company will have something substantial planned for her once she does come back, as fans definitely miss her.

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