“I Wear the Shattered Glass” : Jade Cargill Shares an Uplifting Message as She Focuses on Taking a Social Responsibility Upon Her WWE Debut

After the shocking release of WWE superstars recently, a piece of positive news has hit WWE fans. While many superstars departed the promotion citing budget cuts, AEW star Jade Cargill was recruited into the fold amidst the chaos. Her anticipated debut in WWE has been confirmed and she comes along with a beautiful message displaying her social responsibility.

Although she once trained at the Performance Centre in 2019, Cargill aims to make a permanent mark after a stunning run at AEW. Her entry into the prestige promotion comes with a beautiful and uplifting message for people.

Jade Cargill sends an emotionally uplifting message before her WWE debut

Former AEW superstar Jade Cargill spoke to the host David and Kaz on the podcast The Masked Man Show. In an episode uploaded on Spotify on 26 September, guest Jade Cargill spoke about her wrestling journey and her upcoming transition to WWE.

During a segment of the podcast, she said, “Beautiful question. I’m here to tread what’s there for the next generation. I want to see little black boys, little black girls, kids in general, look up to me and know there is no ceilings. I wear the shattered glass because I’m here to break the glass ceiling.”

Cargill addressed the need to motivate kids by breaking down barriers. She feels that there should be no boundaries based on racial differences and she is set to be a living example of it.

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She further explained how she is there to set an example for young kids and the next generation to follow. She said, “I don’t want anybody to think this isn’t for us. I want them to see ‘she did it, I can do it and I can do it better’. And I’m totally OK with that coz I want the next generation to excel like they can.”

She expressed her desire to become a role model for black people in the top wrestling company in the world. However, one another female superstar has already started this process and continues to break barriers through her talent and will.

Cargill to take precedence from Bianca Belair?

Jade Cargill would like to become a role model and motivate others to reach the top. She is even comfortable if other black people can take her example and set it as a yardstick for standards to push further. However, WWE already has a black woman running at the top of the ladder of its Women’s division, Bianca Belair.

Cargill appreciated Belair for her performance at WWE, but she did not leave any stone unturned by declaring her arrival. She said, “It doesn’t matter who you are and what you stand for, because Jade has arrived.”

The former AEW star had outlined her ambitions recently and earmarked Belair as a prospective opponent. Furthermore, she had declared that the match would fit right in as the main event of a WrestleMania. Nonetheless, it could prove exciting for Cargill and Belair to share the stage as they both look to propel the product further by breaking barriers and ousting themselves as worthy role models.

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