So yeah, we could have talked about the Heritage Cup match here, but sorry, when a major development happens in the Chase U story, we’re going to write about it. In this case, the major development is that Chase U’s Thea Hail, who is currently very upset with her teacher and stablemate, Andre Chase, has been approached by her most recent opponent, Jacy Jayne. Far from acting like the heel we know her to be, Jayne was nice to Hail, complimenting her and telling her that she’ll get over other people disappointing her, because people like them always do. Thea seemed very receptive to the idea as Jayne walked away.

This is brilliant. It’s exactly what the Thea Hail character needed right now — someone from outside Chase U to tempt her away by trying to be her friend. Because of course she would. What do you do when a ferocious bad-ass who also happens to be an aggressive but naïve extrovert loses faith in her mentor figure, and you happen to be an evil manipulative monster? You take his place.

This could go all kinds of different directions, and most of them are interesting. And we’re finally doing something new with Jayne, who has had nothing going on, really, since turning on Gigi Dolin. 10/10, Chase U maintains its place alongside The Bloodline and MJF vs. Adam Cole as the holy trinity of current wrestling storylines.