'I'm Recruiting' - Top WWE Star Teases Reviving AEW Faction

Jade Cargill has been a nightmare as of late following her heel turn, which saw her brutally attack Stratton and force a title match between the pair. She squashed B-Fab on last week's episode of SmackDown and wasn't done disrespecting Michin after her victory.

The 33-year-old continues to torment most of the women's division, but she may well be testing them as she seems intent on creating a new group of "baddies". She took to X to reveal her plan:

"I'm recruiting some bad women for my baddie section. I'm tired of looking at you slobs man. You guys do NOTHING for me. I'm sure the men could agree."

Cargill was the leader of 'The Baddies' stable in AEW, which saw her front a group consisting of Kiera Hogan, Red Velvet and Leila Grey. She enjoyed a dominant run in WWE's rival promotion as TBS Champion and spent most of her time supported by the trio.

The Storm has teamed with members of the women's division since debuting in WWE in early 2024. This includes Bianca Belair, with whom she won the Women's Tag Team Championships, but it seems unlikely Belair, currently recovering from a hand injury, will be willing to re-align with her former friend.

WWE Fans Ponder Who Could Join Jade Cargill's 'Baddie Section'?

Cargill's post has sent fuelled speculation amongst fans over who she could call upon if she were to start her own WWE faction. One fan pointed out that two of her current rivals would have been good options:

"To be honest she should’ve recruited B-fab and Michin before turning heel on Tiffany."

Another fan wants to see two of NXT's most exciting talents join Cargill:

"Bring up Lola Vice and Kelani (Jordan)."

One fan boldly suggested she turn to two former WWE stars who didn't leave on the best of terms:

"Jazmyn Nyx & Mandy Rose."

Another pitched:

"If they're bringing back things from her AEW run can she get her baddies back."

Cargill has been presented as a dominant force this year, and she doesn't necessarily need a stable to enhance her character. But there is an opportunity for some of the promotion's brightest prospects to benefit from such a spot, including former TNA Knockouts Champion Kelani Jordon (pictured above), who also recently turned heel.