Among the attributes of Cargill that have impressed Booker, he’s most drawn to her “overall presentation” and her ability to stand out from her peers. Booker believes this intangible quality will hold Cargill in good standing in WWE, where character often takes precedence over in-ring skills. “You can tell she puts a whole lot of thought process into her presentation,” Booker said of Cargill. “That’s one thing a lot of people can’t teach you … In WWE, she’ll get a chance to work with a lot of different girls that she’s gonna learn a whole lot from.”

Booker then explained why Cargill would be better served debuting on WWE’s main roster rather than heading to WWE’s Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. “She’s got that type of star appeal,” Booker said of Cargill. “In “NXT,” she would overshadow just about everything that’s going on there. Jade Cargill is a main event attraction right now. Sign her, put her in the game right now, because on-the-job training is what Jade Cargill needs.”

While Booker does acknowledge that Cargill’s exit is “a loss for AEW,” he feels confident that Tony Khan’s company will be able to recover, since they “never put much stock” into their women’s division. “I don’t know more than three or four women in AEW right now. Can you name five women in AEW?” Booker asked his co-host Brad Gilmore, who listed off five names but not before giving the question much thought. Finally, as he looks ahead to Cargill’s rumored WWE debut, Booker already envisions a powerhouse pairing that he likens to the iconic team of himself and Stevie Ray. “Can you imagine Bianca [Belair] and Jade as a tag team? All that muscle! That’s Harlem Heat all over again!”