Jade Cargill on WWE debut: ‘You shouldn’t rush success’

Jade Cargill isn’t in a hurry to make her WWE debut. 

Cargill’s WWE signing was first revealed by ESPN on September 26. Shortly after, she appeared on episodes of Raw, SmackDown, and NXT but has been absent from WWE programming as of late. She has yet to wrestle her first match for the promotion as well. 

Cargill told the Dallas News recently that the WWE fanbase should be patient regarding her debut because “you shouldn’t rush success.”

Cargill said:

“So, you want me to reveal what we have in the works it seems like. [Laughs] So, listen, I think the fan base should be patient. I think they need to understand we’re making a diamond. We’re creating something that’s gonna be a legacy. We’re creating something that’s going to create echoes and waves throughout not just the wrestling culture, but pop culture and beyond. They’re setting me up for success, you shouldn’t rush success.

“I’ve been on TV in front of thousands of people several times, one thing I know how to do is entertain a crowd. And no one — no one — can say different. I can do that. The WWE Universe knows exactly what they’re doing. I trust them. I believe in this system. And when they see me in that ring, understand, there’s no turning back. [WWE]’s believing in everything I’m doing, given me everything that I could fathom. And I’m going to be ready. I’m already ready. But again, it’s on my time, and everybody should be patient. And when I come, just understand I’m taking over.”

Triple H was asked about Cargill’s status with the company at the WWE Survivor Series post-event media scrum. 

“I want to make sure that no matter what is thrown at Jade Cargill, she’s ready,” he responded. “And at no fault of her own, I think she was limited in that. So, the idea is we exposed her, we made her be seen, people are understanding and they are waiting and they are excited for her to come and when she does, it will be massive.”

“I don’t want a pitch to get thrown at her that she’s never seen before. I want no matter what that pitch is she’s going to crack that thing out of the park. You can just see it in her, that’s the presence she has, that’s the star she is.” 

Our own Dave Meltzer answered a question on Monday’s edition of Wrestling Observer Radio regarding Cargill as well. 

“When she’s ready and they are comfortable she’s ready, she’ll debut. They certainly consider her one of their top people, they sent her to the football game on Saturday,” Meltzer said. 

Cargill was one of several WWE wrestlers on-hand at the Big 12 Championship game this weekend.