WWE referee Jessika Carr made history as the first woman to work several matches at WWE Crown Jewel. After being booked on the show, her journey started at SummerSlam, where she worked a singles match between Seth Rollins and Edge. During an interview with Table Talk #94, Carr spoke about refereeing multiple matches at WWE’s Crown Jewel event in Saudi Arabia, where she discussed Edge helping her make history. “So, this was something that kind of happened progressively, starting at SummerSlam,” said Carr. “At this point in his career, Edge likes collaborating with people he is comfortable with within the ring, as far as referees are concerned. Moreover, that person, for the longest time, has been Charles Robinson. At SummerSlam, Charles was not booked to be there, and he was not planned to be there. So, it was a discussion between him and Edge of ‘hey, do you want to give Jessika a chance? I think Jessika would be a good possibility.’ He was all about it; Edge was, allowing me to learn, be in the ring with someone who has gone through all the things he has in his career. So that was the first step of doing it at SummerSlam. Moreover, I stepped up to the plate, got all the kudos for that, and it was amazing. The second chapter of that was Madison Square Garden, which was very shocking because Charles was there. I do not know whose decision that was or what the story was with that. Nevertheless, being at Madison Square Garden and having Edge vs. Seth was another little tip in the hat. That was awesome.” Credit: WWE She continues to speak about how Edge suggested her for Crown Jewel. “So that was another where I stepped up to the plate, and I was standing in Gorilla with Edge. Moreover, Edge asked Vince, ‘can we have her in Saudi Arabia?’ Vince was like, ‘hmm…yeah, I think we can make that happen.’ Things had to be put in place as far them. I guess communicating with whom they had to communicate within Saudi. Then it has to go through a few extra steps and layers to make sure everyone is okay with it. And then I guess the week before I started hearing, ‘yeah, you have the cage in Saudi. You have the cage in Saudi. “Furthermore, it was like, ‘okay, all right.’ If anything, what you learn, at least I have learned, is you cannot get excited about things until they happen because so many things come into play as far as things changing and schedules changing and matches changing, especially in the days of COVID. So, many things could change. I do not get excited about things until they happen, so not until the cage came down and I was standing in the ring and looking around as I like ‘okay. You can get excited now.'” Carr expressed how it was a massive deal for her to be a part of this show, particularly when she received much support from the WWE Universe. She also spoke about staying focused as she transitioned from refereeing the Edge-Seth Rollins Hell in a Cell match to umpirage the King of the Ring finals later in the card. Credit: WWE “I had that feeling of ‘this is a big deal,'” Carr said. “Even before the match, looking out at the people, they were chanting ‘Lady ref! Lady ref!’, which was cool. I felt support from the people. Even backstage, a gentleman asked, ‘are you going to be in control tonight? Are you going to be in charge?’ I said, ‘yeah. Yeah, I am.’ He was like, ‘oh, that is cool.’ It was different for them, too, I guess. So, it was special, incredibly special. And then I do the cell match, and they are like, ‘we have got another one. We have got the King of the Ring finals with Finn Balor and Xavier Woods too.’ I was like, ‘okay. When that is done, the next step. What is next in about an hour?'” Carr was questioned about working in the hot conditions of Saudi Arabia and shared that most of the arena did not have air conditioning. However, she was still equipped, teasing it was all due to training under WWE Legend D’Von Dudley at the beginning of her career. “To be honest, that was something that I wore all day, and it was in the ’90s all day,” Carr said. “Believe it or not, we had the appearance of a stadium and whatnot, but there was not much indoor space that was air-conditioned back there. It was a lot of mini rooms, I guess, you can call it, spread throughout the site. However, it is funny because people ask me, ‘wasn’t it hot?’ I trained at the D’Von Dudley Academy without AC for years, so I was fully prepped for that.” Watch the full interview of Jessika Carr below. #CrownJewel #JessikaCarr

Women’s Wrestling Hosts, TK Trinidad and Emily Mae break down the latest on Women’s Wrestling Weekly with a special guest, wrestling superstar Taynara Conti as she discusses how she started wrestling, the impact WWE NXT had on her life, and what her next step is in the wrestling world. In addition on this episode, hosts will discuss their Star of the Week and all wrestling news.

NXT 2.0 Halloween Havoc ends with Mandy Rose becoming the new NXT Women’s Champion after defeating Raquel Gonzalez. The reign of Gonzalez has seized, but at what cost? Overall, there seems to be something that many have forgotten. The ending of this match lands us back to a rivalry that everyone assumed was over. A masked attacker appears with a shovel, striking the former champion across the back. Unmasking herself, Dakota Kai reveals that she is the one that has cost Gonzalez the match and now the NXT Women’s Championship. The return of Dakota Kai leaves many questioning the future of the NXT women’s division while reopening the door to an unfinished feud. One might ask, does Rose now owe Kai a favor down the line? As important as this may seem, the most crucial aspect of this encounter is the feud between Dakota Kai and Raquel Gonzalez that was left unfinished. The former friends, now brutal enemies, have a history that lands them beyond becoming the first NXT Women’s tag team champions. For many weeks, these women became the most dominating tag in NXT. Gonzalez defends Kai, playing as a bodyguard for each match. Kai returns the favor when Gonzalez wins the title, going after every single opponent that comes in the way of the NXT Women’s Championship. Kai shocks everyone when she attacks the former NXT Women’s Champion, leading to their devastating meet-up at NXT Takeover 36. Photo credit: WWE This match is the only one within this feud that we must look back on, and honestly; we need more. The pause in their quarrel left some nervousness, expecting no time for a revisit. Even with the win at Takeover, Gonzalez will not get rid of Kai that easily. This return puts Gonzalez on notice while displaying Kai’s dominance over the division. Furthermore, now, the response of Gonzalez awaits the WWE Universe. #DakotaKai #nxt #RaquelGonzalez

This Tuesday, Io Shirai took a nasty fall off the top ladder during the Scareway to Hell Ladder Match. Halloween Havoc opened the show with Toxic Attraction’s Gigi Dolin and Jacy Jayne winning the NXT Women’s Tag Team Champions by defeating Io Shirai, Zoey Stark, and Indi Hartwell, and Persia Pirotta. There was a spot where Hartwell and Shirai fought over the ladder, but Indi was knocked off. Shirai continued to climb up the ladder until Indi tipped the ladder over, sending Shirai flying off the ladder, crashing onto a ladder bridge from the apron to the announce table. The loud smack onto the floor caused fans to chant “holy sh*t!” while Hartwell, without breaking character, seemed worried from the ring. The Japanese star’s bump was a frightening moment leaving many questioning for an update on her health. After the show, Shirai tweeted that she was just upset about losing the titles. “I am not dead. I will always keep getting up to do my best. Just sad that the title is not on my waist.” She also wrote a message to Indi Hartwell saying, “I HATE INDI HARTWELL.” I am not dead. I will always keep getting up to do my best. Just sad that the title is not on my waist…#HalloweenHavoc #WWENXT pic.twitter.com/b6sqoS5eds — IYO SKY (@Iyo_SkyWWE) October 27, 2021 The match marked the end of her Tag Team Title streak alongside Stark, which means the strange couple tag team could part ways for now. The rumors are speculating that Shirai might be called up to the main roster soon. However, we have to wait and see what is next for Stark and Shirai since they are no longer champions. Later in the show, Toxic Attraction would take a clean sweep as Mandy Rose by dethroning Raquel Gonzalez for the NXT Women’s Championship. Check out Shirai’s awkward landing on the ladder, before bouncing onto the floor. I HATE I N D I H A R T W E L L!!!!!!!! https://t.co/BkmqBtEdqj — IYO SKY (@Iyo_SkyWWE) October 27, 2021 #HalloweenHavoc #IoShirai #nxt

Women’s Wrestling Hosts, TK Trinidad, Emily Mae and Bryant Santos break down the latest on Women’s Wrestling Weekly with a special guest with WWE Superstar, Dana Brooke and the growth of her wrestling career on RAW and Smackdown, her philanthropy work, and recent WWE matches. In addition on this episode, hosts will discuss their Star of the Week and all wrestling news.

Women’s Wrestling Talk catches up with WOW wrestler, Willow Nightingale. She shares with TK, Emily & Sarah what’s it’s like being a black women and plus sized wrestler, Covid precautions while wrestling, PWI ratings, her neck injury and her desire to go to Japan.

Women’s Wrestling Talk catches up with former WWE Superstar Ariane Andrew. She shares with TK, Emily & Sarah about being on AEW, her fitness app and who she would like to team up with next, and if she and Naomi will ever team again.

Host, TK Trinidad of Women’s Wrestling Weekly break down the latest on Women’s Wrestling News, gives you a roundup on everything that is going on in the women’s wrestling scene and Nyla Rose from AEW joins the show to talk about her AEW debut

Women’s Wrestling Talk catches up with Impact Knockout Kimber Lee and talks about the impact Chyna made on her life, how Jazz inspired her in the locker room, how online bulling has affected her, and who she would love to have an intergender match with .

Halloween Havoc started great with the NXT Women’s Tag Team Titles on the line in a Scareway to Hell Ladder Match. The moment the match began, Toxic Attraction, Indi Hartwell & Persia Pirotta, and Io Shirai & Zoey Stark put their bodies to the test and brutally beat each other. From high flying moments to Shirai taking a massive fall off the top of the ladder and landing onto another ladder on the outside after being pushed off by Indi Hartwell. There was only one team left, and Toxic Attraction members Gigi Dolin and Jacy Jayne are your new NXT Women’s Tag Team Champions. Photo: WWE Instagram The NXT Women’s Champion match between Raquel Gonzalez and Mandy Rose was all hardcore. As Raquel spins the wheel to find out their match stipulation, it lands on Chucky’s choice. A “Treat or Street Fight” match was declared as the bell rings for these two ladies to put on a show. There were twists and turns, and finally, the mystery person made their appearance interfering in the match, which caused Gonzalez to lose her title. The prophecy has been fulfilled, and Mandy Rose conquered it all by becoming the new NXT Women’s Champion. Raquel Gonzalez’s reign has now ended; it seems as if Dakota Kai, who was the mystery person, has unfinished because, with the won, she helped build up. Will Toxic Attraction keep its dominance as the first-ever women’s faction to hold all the gold? Photo: WWE Will Toxic Attraction keep its dominance as the first-ever women’s faction to hold all the gold? #IndiHartwell #IoShirai #MandyRose #ZoeyStark #PersiaPirotta #nxt #ToxicAttraction #RaquelGonzalez #HalloweenHavoc