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An event on Saturday night departed from expectation when Fatal Influence secured the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship, prompting a public apology from the former champions. The loss was attributed by Paige to officiating irregularities that influenced the match’s outcome.
The main event of the July 18 episode featured Fatal Influence’s Lainey Reid and Fallon Henley confronting the reigning champions, Paige and Brie Bella. Despite Paige’s recent singles victory over Brie Bella on SmackDown, the four‑man title defense remained precarious due to fierce competition from Fatal Influence throughout the evening.
Interference from Fatal Influence’s leader, Jacy Jayne, proved decisive: Reid pinned Paige following Jayne’s disruptive entrance, securing the win. In the aftermath, Paige turned to her audience on Twitter to issue an apology for the unexpected result.
Well s**t… sorry you guys
Paige also pointed out what she saw as a failure by referee Jessika Carr to manage the count accurately, echoing criticism that had already surfaced since the bonus of “Crooked Carr.” She added:
Also.. Becky was right about that ref
Reid, however, defended Carr, stating:
I personally love her tbh
Triple H Praises Fatal Influence’s Title Victory
Following the win, WWE’s internal executive, Triple H, expressed admiration for Fatal Influence’s performance, praising their debut in New York City and awarding them the championship honors. His tweet read:
What a way to debut at The Garden.
Congratulations to the NEW @WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions, Fatal Influence!
Flagging a post‑match altercation, Henley later commented on a confrontation with a fan during Saturday night’s show, prompting further discussion in wrestling circles.
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