WWE star Carmella recently showed her support for Tiffany Stratton, the former NXT Women’s Champion who has now transitioned to the main roster on SmackDown. Tiffany Stratton, at the age of 24, has become actively involved in the Women’s Championship scene, drawing attention for incorporating elements inspired by Carmella into her wrestling gear. In response to this gesture, Carmella took to Twitter with a tweet expressing her admiration, stating, “Love me some tiffy time.”
The interaction between Carmella and Tiffany Stratton on Twitter attracted significant attention, heightening the anticipation surrounding Tiffany Stratton’s journey in the wrestling world. Despite Carmella’s absence from WWE since 2023 due to maternity leave, her vocal support of Stratton has stirred excitement among fans and fellow wrestlers alike. Notably, Dutch Mantell praised Stratton for her outstanding performance, particularly highlighting her flawless execution of the double moonsault on a recent episode of WWE SmackDown.
Tiffany Stratton (Via WWE/Twitter)
A recent surprising twist in the WWE roster dynamics occurred when Nia Jax made an unexpected move to SmackDown, intervening in a match between Bayley, Naomi, and Stratton. Jax’s interference ultimately led to Stratton clinching a victory with her signature move, the double moonsault. Further recognition for Stratton’s talent came from Mantell on Wrestling’s Smack Talk, emphasizing her technical prowess and agility in the ring, solidifying her potential as a rising star in the WWE universe.
Looking towards the future, the upcoming Backlash Premium Live Event in France promises an electrifying showdown. Stratton is gearing up to challenge Bayley for the WWE Women’s Championship in a high-stakes Triple Threat Match involving Naomi. As Bayley defends her title for the second time following her WrestleMania XL victory, the anticipation is high. The first title defense against Naomi on SmackDown ended in a No Contest due to Stratton’s interference, setting the stage for an intriguing storyline in the women’s division.
